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sherrie70775 sherrie70775
  • 23-02-2016
  • Mathematics
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Explain how you multiply by a whole number can result in a product less than 1

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cactussky
cactussky cactussky
  • 23-02-2016

You could multiply a positive number by a negative;
A number multiplied by 0
Or, for example, 1 x 0.5, in which you get 0.5

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Miriah
Miriah Miriah
  • 23-02-2016

The whole number your multiplying by can be a negative. SO say your multiply -6 x 4 that would give you -24 and -24 is less than 1. But when multiplying your two whole numbers there can be only be one negative number and one positive because if you multiply two negative it would be a positive. 
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