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Multiplication with the distributive property: positive times negative The properties of multiplication work the same with negatives as with positive numbers and 0 . Let's use the distributive property to convince ourselves of the value of 6(-10). Fill each blank with a number to keep both sides of the equation equivalent. 6( ◻ =0

Multiplication with the distributive property: positive times negative\newlineThe properties of multiplication work the same with negatives as with positive numbers and 00. Let's use the distributive property to convince ourselves of the value of 6(−10)6(-10).\newlineFill each blank with a number to keep both sides of the equation equivalent.\newline6(6(\newline□\square\newline=0=0

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Q. Multiplication with the distributive property: positive times negative\newlineThe properties of multiplication work the same with negatives as with positive numbers and 00. Let's use the distributive property to convince ourselves of the value of 6(−10)6(-10).\newlineFill each blank with a number to keep both sides of the equation equivalent.\newline6(6(\newline□\square\newline=0=0
  1. Use Distributive Property: Write the expression using the distributive property. 6(−10)=6imes(−10)6(-10) = 6 imes (-10)
  2. Multiply 66 by −10-10: Multiply 66 by −10-10. 6∗(−10)=−606 * (-10) = -60

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