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How many pairs of whole numbers that equal 40?
4, if you multiply them.
How many combinations of three one digit numbers equal 4?
5
How many 5-digit numbers have digits whose product is equal to 4?
There are 15 of them.
What two numbers when multiplied equal 4?
2x2=4
Is there a subset of the natural numbers that is closed for addition?
Yes. The entire set of natural numbers is closed under addition (but not subtraction). So are the even numbers (but not the odd numbers), the multiples of 3, of 4, etc.
How many pairs of whole numbers that equal 40?
4, if you multiply them.
What two numbers would equal 134.4?
There are infinitely many answers and these depend on what is done with the two numbers: addition, multiplication, exponentiation and so forth.In each case, there are infinitely many answers. For example, with addition,67.2 + 67.267.1 + 67.367.0 + 67.4...0.1 + 134.30.0 + 134.4-0.1 + 134.5-0.2 + 134.6etc.Then you can add numbers to two decimal places, to 3 do, 4 dp, ... infinitely many dp.
What addition problems equal 24?
4
How many combinations of three one digit numbers equal 4?
5
How many 5-digit numbers have digits whose product is equal to 4?
There are 15 of them.
Is 6 plus 4 plus 5 equal to 5 plus 4 plus 6?
Yes - due to commutability, you can rearrange the numbers in any addition sum and the answer will still be the same.
What 4 numbers equal 59?
1+2+3+53 is one quartet. There are an infinite number of possible quartets for addition alone. And then you can have sutractions. And then multiplications, and divisions.
What are the 4 odd numbers equal to 27?
This is not possible, 27 is an odd number, 4 odd numbers will always equal an even number.
What two numbers multiply to equal 196 and add to equal -53?
143
What two numbers when multiplied equal 4?
2x2=4
What two numbers add together to equal -4 and multiply together to equal 24?
20
Is there a subset of the natural numbers that is closed for addition?
Yes. The entire set of natural numbers is closed under addition (but not subtraction). So are the even numbers (but not the odd numbers), the multiples of 3, of 4, etc.
