Determine the sign of the product of −2/9×1/7. Enter + for positive or ­­­– for negative.

The product of −2/9 × 1/7 is equal to −2/63. Therefore, the sign is negative (–).

The product of 1.78 × 0.005 is equal to 0.0089. Therefore, the sign is positive (+).

The product of −152 × −1 is equal to 152. Therefore, the sign is positive (+).

7 × -4 = -28

-28 × -19 = 532

The sign of the product of 17/32 × (-1/10) is negative.

The sign of the product of -0.708 × -6.24 is positive.

−5 × (−4) equals 20.

11 × −9 equals −99.

The correct answer is: a×b=b×a . This equation demonstrates the Commutative Property of Multiplication, which states that the order of the factors does not change the product.