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Why does a negative times a negative equal a positive?

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Christopher J. Burke1 year ago

I use this example

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🧉 Marcos 🧉1 year ago

That’s awesome, man

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Siobhan Nic Cathail1 year ago

The pattern way and the a(0)=0 both made sense to me. Now I want to see the integer chips!

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Eric Zaman1 year ago

Excellent explanation as always.

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Al Gonzalez1 year ago

This was an amazing video, professor ✔️

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Dr. Stacie Holiday1 year ago

I like method #3! Makes sense and makes me love math even more! Thanks for explaining these concepts.

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Silence Do Good 📊📉📈1 year ago

Thank you for posting these videos. 😊

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Che Lou1 year ago

How about using a tank to kill a fly : (-1)(-1)=e^(i π). e^(i π) =e^(i π + i π) = e^(2 i π) =cos(2π)+ i sin(2π) =1 + i*0 =1

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