Multiplying 2 Negative Numbers

The video tutorial explains that multiplying two negative numbers results in a positive number. It provides examples, such as multiplying -3 by -4 and -12 by -4, to demonstrate this concept. The instructor emphasizes that this rule applies consistently, regardless of the numbers involved, and humorously notes that 'two wrongs make a right' only in mathematics.

How does the multiplication of negatives differ from the multiplication of positives?

What does the phrase 'two wrongs make a right' mean in the context of mathematics?