Question

Which answer shows how to correctly multiply
2
×
4
×
(
−
6
)
?
Responses

2
×
[
4
×
(
−
6
)
]
2
×
24
48

2
×
[
4
×
(
−
6
)
]
2
×
24
48

(
2
×
4
)
×
(
−
6
)
8
×
(
−
6
)
−
48

(
2
×
4
)
×
(
−
6
)
8
×
(
−
6
)
−
48

(
2
×
4
)
×
(
−
6
)
(
−
12
)
×
(
−
6
)
72

(
2
×
4
)
×
(
−
6
)
(
−
12
)
×
(
−
6
)
72

2
×
[
4
×
(
−
6
)
]
2
×
(
−
36
)
−
72

2
×
[
4
×
(
−
6
)
]
2
×
(
−
36
)
−
72

Answer 1

To multiply \(2 \times 4 \times (-6)\) step by step, we can choose a systematic approach:

1. First, calculate \(4 \times (-6)\):
\[
4 \times (-6) = -24
\]

2. Then, multiply that result by \(2\):
\[
2 \times (-24) = -48
\]

So, the correct multiplication sequence is:

\[
2 \times [4 \times (-6)] = 2 \times (-24) = -48
\]

Based on the options provided, the correct answer would show:

\(2 \times [4 \times (-6)]\) leading to \(2 \times (-24) = -48\).

Thus, the answer would be:

**2 × [4 × (-6)] = 2 × (-24) = -48.**

However, it seems all responses contain repetitions or errors. The closest matches among the options you've provided would be:

**2 × [4 × (-6)] and 2 × (-24) = -48.**

So you can select that option if it captures the steps correctly.