Find the product of the integers: 2(–4) = Sorry I know I'm dumb.

2(-4)=-8

Explanation:

when you multiply a negative times a positive it always equals a negative

-8

Explanation:

If there is one negative and one positive you know it has to be a negative value! I remember it like this...

2 * 4 = 8 ; no negatives I know it's positive

(-2)(-4) = 8 ; two negatives crossed together makes a + sign

2(-4) = -8 ; one negative means it must be negative

Not stupid, you shouldn't feel bad to ask

I hope this helped!