$\times= 29$

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Solution

As we know $29$ is a prime number and every prime number has only two factors $1$ and itself.
The positive and negative pair factors of $29$ are $(1, 29)$ and $(- 1, - 29)$ respectively.
Multiplication of two negative numbers are always positive.
Hence, $- 1 \times - 29 = 29$

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