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(-3)x(-3)x(-2)
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Answer to a math question (-3)x(-3)x(-2)
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1. Calculate the product of the first two integers.
-3 \times (-3) = 9
2. Multiply the result by the third integer.
9 \times (-2) = -18
The answer is
-18
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