1 Jun 2010 at 20:16 #1 jp_bl_68 jp_bl_68 Soldato Joined 3 Jan 2009 Posts 8,037 This might be a stupid question but my brain's too frazzled to know for sure. Why when two minus numbers are multiplied do you get a positive number? (awaits obvious answer followed by cruel, yet justified, mocking)
This might be a stupid question but my brain's too frazzled to know for sure. Why when two minus numbers are multiplied do you get a positive number? (awaits obvious answer followed by cruel, yet justified, mocking)
1 Jun 2010 at 20:51 #8 jp_bl_68 jp_bl_68 Soldato OP Joined 3 Jan 2009 Posts 8,037 trentlad said: He's after an explanation of the mathematical theory that causes two negative terms to equate a positive product. Click to expand... Pretty much. Thanks for all the "It just does" answers, very helpful
trentlad said: He's after an explanation of the mathematical theory that causes two negative terms to equate a positive product. Click to expand... Pretty much. Thanks for all the "It just does" answers, very helpful
1 Jun 2010 at 21:29 #15 jp_bl_68 jp_bl_68 Soldato OP Joined 3 Jan 2009 Posts 8,037 jimmymctavish said: snip Click to expand... That cleared things up a bit, cheers.