A) Continue the following pattern of multiplication of integers with six more products in the pattern.
4 × 4 = 16
3 × ^-4 = ^-12
2 × ^-4 = ^-8 . . .
B) The multipliers decrease by _____ each time. The multiplicand is always -4. The product _____ by _____ each time. For this pattern to continue working, the product of two negative integers must be _____.

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A) Continue the following pattern of multiplication of integers with six more products in the pattern.
4 × 4 = 16
3 × ^-4 = ^-12
2 × ^-4 = ^-8 . . .
B) The multipliers decrease by _____ each time. The multiplicand is always -4. The product _____ by _____ each time. For this pattern to continue working, the product of two negative integers must be _____.
A) Continue the following pattern of multiplication of integers with six more products in the pattern. 4 × 4 = 16 3 × -4 = -12 2 × -4 = -8 . . . B) The multipliers decrease by _____ each time. The multiplicand is always -4. The product _____ by _____ each time. For this pattern to continue working, the product of two negative integers must be _____.

A) Continue the following pattern of multiplication of integers with six more products in the pattern. 4 × 4 = 16 3 × <sup>-</sup>4 = <sup>-</sup>12 2 × <sup>-</sup>4 = <sup>-</sup>8 . . . B) The multipliers decrease by _____ each time. The multiplicand is always -4. The product _____ by _____ each time. For this pattern to continue working, the product of two negative integers must be _____.

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The Answer of A) Continue the following pattern of multiplication of integers with six more products in the pattern. 4 × 4 = 16 3 × ^-4 = ^-12 2 × ^-4 = ^-8 . . . B) The multipliers decrease by _____ each time. The multiplicand is always -4. The product _____ by _____ each time. For this pattern to continue working, the product of two negative integers must be _____.

A) Continue the Following Pattern of Multiplication of Integers with Six