SOLUTION: Question: When one number is multiplied by another the answer is bigger. Question options: Always true I did this but it is wrong Sometimes true Never true

SOLUTION: Question: When one number is multiplied by another the answer is bigger. Question options: Always true I did this but it is wrong Sometimes true Never true

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Question 875738: Question: When one number is multiplied by another the answer is bigger.
Question options:

Always true I did this but it is wrong

Sometimes true

Never true

Answer by mananth(16946) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
sometimes true
6*-4 = -24 which is less
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