Multiply. \[ (6.7)(-1.763) \] AnswerHow to enter your answer (opens in new window) 2 Points

To multiply \( (6.7)(-1.763) \), you start by multiplying the absolute values: \( 6.7 \times 1.763 = 11.8041 \). Since one of the numbers is negative, the final answer will be negative: \(-11.8041\). So, the product is \(-11.8041\). Whenever dealing with multiplication involving decimals, always take care to line up the numbers correctly. And remember: multiplying a positive by a negative always yields a negative!