The value for ss can never be less than zero. a. true b. false

It is true that the value of ss can never be less than zero because if the value of s is a negative, ss will be a postive since a negative times a negative equals a positive. If the value of s is a positive, ss will still be a positive because a positive times a positive equals a positive.

For example, S= -3

-3(-3)= 9

Another example, S= 3

3(3)=9

Therefore, it is true that the value of ss can never be less than a zero.

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