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Multiply:\newline−1×5=-1 \times 5 = _____

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Q. Multiply:\newline−1×5=-1 \times 5 = _____
  1. Identify signs: Step 11: Identify the signs of the numbers involved. −1-1 is negative, and 55 is positive.
  2. Multiply absolute values: Step 22: Multiply the absolute values. 1×5=51 \times 5 = 5.
  3. Apply sign rule: Step 33: Apply the sign rule for multiplication (a negative times a positive gives a negative). So, the answer is −5-5.

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