Multiplying and Dividing Negative Numbers

There is one negative sign, so the result is negative. $7\times -2=-14$.

Start with $-8÷4=-2$. Then multiply $-2\times -2$. Since there are two negative signs, the result is positive 4.

First, divide $-6÷2=-3$, then multiply $-3\times -5=15$. Since there are two negative signs in total, the result is positive.

First, $-6÷2=-3$. Then, $-3\times -4=12$. Finally, add $12+(-3)=9$.

First, divide $-15÷-3=5$. Then multiply $5\times -5=-25$. Finally, add $-25+(-4)=-29$.

Start by dividing $-24÷-3=8$. Next, multiply $8\times -2=-16$. Then calculate $-6\times -1=6$. Finally, add $-16+6=-10$.