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Numbers p and q are negative integers.



Which statements are always true?



Choose all answers that are correct.









A.

p + q is a negative integer








B.

p • q is a positive integer








C.

p – q is a negative integer








D.

p/q is a negative integer

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true—>A. p + q is a negative integer
When you add a negative, its the same as subtraction, and when you subtract from a negative, the number gets smaller.
true—>B. p x q is a positive number
When you multiply two negatives, the answer is always a positive.
false—>C. -1 - (-2) is the same as -1 + 2, which is positive.
false—>D. The rules for multiplication apply to division also.
Negative and negative = positive
Negative and positive = negative
Positive and positive = positive
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