Jaden is correct. The value of \(-10 \times -10\) is indeed \(100\). When you multiply two negative numbers, the result is a positive number. Therefore:
\[ -10 \times -10 = 100 \]
Matty's statement that \(-10 \times -10 = -100\) is incorrect.
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Jaden is correct. The value of \(-10 \times -10\) is indeed \(100\). When you multiply two negative numbers, the result is a positive number. Therefore:
\[ -10 \times -10 = 100 \]
Matty's statement that \(-10 \times -10 = -100\) is incorrect.