QUIZ! Can You Tackle GCSE Maths Questions?

Multiply 2 negative numbers and the answer is a POSITIVE NUMBER

Carol Rancourt, that's what I made it

Carol Rancourt, 2 negative numbers multipled gives a positive answer.

Gary Ellis, You are correct!

#5 is incorrect. "And" in a written number denotes a decimal, and there is no decimal in this number.

Carol Rancourt, you are wrong

-5 x -6 = -30 not 30 Thank you

I disagree with the answer to #5. There shouldn't be an "and" in it.

#5 - I learned to use the "and" to separate the dollars and cents when writing money values.

I see both American and non-American comments on both sides of the correctness of #5. I thought the "and" was correct. That's how I would have said it. However, that doesn't mean I'm right. So, can someone provide a definitive answer, and perhaps let me know if it is phrasing that could be location based?

The answer for #5 is incorrect. "And" indicates a decimal, and there is none in this number. The last option is the closest choice, although the comma is not necessary.

Thanks for the answers!

Disagree with #5 - Do not use "and". With a dollar amount the "and" is used between the dollars and the cents.

Math not my forte 5/10

GCSE? More like 6th grade.