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What multiplies to equal 40 and adds to equal -16?
To find two numbers that multiply to equal 40 and add to equal -16, we can set up the equations ( x \cdot y = 40 ) and ( x + y = -16 ). The numbers that satisfy these conditions are -10 and -4, since (-10 \cdot -4 = 40) and (-10 + -4 = -16).
What 3 numbers get you to 10 and when you multiply all 3 numbers you get 40?
no 3 numbers add to equal 10 and multiply to equal 40.
What adds up to -14 and multiplies to 40?
-10 and -4
How is 25 percent is 10 percentage of 40?
To find 10% of 40, you would multiply 40 by 0.10, which equals 4. To find 25% of 40, you would multiply 40 by 0.25, which equals 10. Therefore, 10 is indeed 25% of 40, as 10 is one-fourth (25%) of 40.
What two numbers multiply to -60 and adds to 4?
-56
What will multiply into 80 and adds into -40?
40
How do you multiply number without using multiply?
Use iterative adds. 5x2= 5+5 10x4= 10+10+10+10
What multiplies to equal 40 and adds to equal -16?
To find two numbers that multiply to equal 40 and add to equal -16, we can set up the equations ( x \cdot y = 40 ) and ( x + y = -16 ). The numbers that satisfy these conditions are -10 and -4, since (-10 \cdot -4 = 40) and (-10 + -4 = -16).
What 3 numbers get you to 10 and when you multiply all 3 numbers you get 40?
no 3 numbers add to equal 10 and multiply to equal 40.
What adds up to -14 and multiplies to 40?
-10 and -4
What two numbers multiply to be 300 and add to be -40?
260
7 tenths of 40?
To get 7/10 of 40, multiply together and then divide the numerator by the denominator. The answer is 28.
What adds to give -6 and multiplies to give -40?
-46
How is 25 percent is 10 percentage of 40?
To find 10% of 40, you would multiply 40 by 0.10, which equals 4. To find 25% of 40, you would multiply 40 by 0.25, which equals 10. Therefore, 10 is indeed 25% of 40, as 10 is one-fourth (25%) of 40.
HOW do you find 40 percent of 25?
You multiply 25 by .40 to get 40% of 25. 25*.40=10
What two numbers multiply to -60 and adds to 4?
-56
What is the exponent for 40 m?
40 m multiply 10 square cm
