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AMC 8 1987 Problem 6

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The smallest product one could obtain by multiplying two numbers in the set {−7,−5,−1,1,3}\{ -7,-5,-1,1,3 \} is (A) −35(B) −21(C) −15(D) −1(E) 3\text{(A)}\ -35 \text{(B)}\ -21 \text{(C)}\ -15 \text{(D)}\ -1 \text{(E)}\ 3

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