Multiplicar: a. (– 6) (– 7) =

b. – 12 x – 5 =
c. (+ 10) (– 6) =
d. (– 15) (+ 5) =
e. (+ 11) (+6) =
f. (– 3) (– 5) (– 6) =
g. (– 8) (+6) (-3) =
h. (- 5) (+ 3) (+9) =

a. 42

b. -12x-5

c. -60

d. -75

e. 66

f. -90

g. 144

h. -135

There are infinitely many numbers on either side of sqrt(110) and these can come as close to 110 as you chose. For example, 10.48 and 10.49. Or better still, 10.488088 and 10.488089. You could keep going.

It is not enough to specify that you meant integers rather than numbers. Because, knowing that 100 and 121 are perfect squares, we can say that 100 < 110 < 121

Taking square roots gives -11 < sqrt(110) < -10 or 10 < sqrt(110) < 11

So you should specify "positive integers

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