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Product of even integers from -12 to 6 inclusive.
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Quantity A |
Quantity B |
Product of even integers from -12 to 6 inclusive |
Product of odd integers from -5 to 13 inclusive. |
The quantity in Column A is greater
The quantity in Column B is greater
The two quantities are equal
The relationship cannot be determined from the information given
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Re: Product of even integers from -12 to 6 inclusive.
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15 Feb 2026, 16:33
15 Feb 2026, 16:33
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The product of -12 to 6, inclusive even integers, accounts for 0 as well. Therefore, A will be = 0.
Then we check B, the odd integers from -5 to 13, first we just need to see if B is negative or positive, as 0 is not included. The first 4 values are -5, -3, -1, 1, with an odd amount of negative integers, we can conclude B is negative.
Therefore, A > B.
Then we check B, the odd integers from -5 to 13, first we just need to see if B is negative or positive, as 0 is not included. The first 4 values are -5, -3, -1, 1, with an odd amount of negative integers, we can conclude B is negative.
Therefore, A > B.
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