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Frida applied the steps below to find the product of (–1.2)(–9.4). Step 1: (–1.2)(–9.4) = (–9.4)(–1.2) Step 2: = (–9.4)(–1) + (–9.4)(–0.2) Step 3: = (9.4) + (1.88) Step 4: = 11.28 Which step shows where she applied the property that states multiplying two negative numbers will always yield a positive number? Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4

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