Multiply. \( \begin{array}{l}(-17.539)(0.6)\end{array} \)

To multiply \(-17.539\) by \(0.6\), you can think of it as finding \(0.6\) of \(-17.539\). When you multiply these numbers, you get: \[ (-17.539)(0.6) = -10.5234 \] So, the result of the multiplication is \(-10.5234\). Remember, multiplying by a decimal like \(0.6\) is the same as multiplying by a fraction, in this case \(\frac{3}{5}\). This can also be useful when you're dealing with percentages or ratios in various calculations!