Ab = 72.
12 and 60 ============ a + b = 72 a = 5b replacing a by 5b in the first equation 5b + b = 72 6b = 72 b = 12 72 - 12 = 60
289 b o d m a s
216
-72 times 57 = -4104 -72 times 57 equals -4104.
417 times 72 is 30024.
72 times 6 = 432
The answer is 7776.
4 times 18 = 72
It can be: 9 times 8 = 72
It is: -3 times 24 = -72
72 times.
There are no two consecutive integers that add up to 72. You can prove it this way: Let our numbers be represented by the variables "a" and "b". We are told: a = b + 1 a + b = 72 So we can use substitution to solve for either variable: (b + 1) + b = 72 2b + 1 = 72 2b = 71 b = 35.5 But 35.5 is not an integer, so this condition can not be met.