Statement 1: Product of two integers with same signs is always a positive integer.
Statement 2: Product of two integers with different signs is always a positive integer.
Statement 1 is correct but statement 2 is incorrect
If both the integers are positive, then their product is positive.
For example, (+3)×(+3)=(+9)
If both the integers are negative, then their product is still positive.
For example, (−3)×(−3)=(+9)
But when signs are different, i.e. one integer is positive and the other one is negative, the product of the two integers will be negative.
For example, (+3)×(−3)=(−9)
and (−3)×(+3)=(−9)