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The product of two numbers is 928 If one of the numbers is 32 find the sum of the two numbers?
The numbers are: 32+29 = 61
The sum of two numbers is 60 the difference is 4 what are the two numbers?
28 and 32
Two numbers have a sum of 70. Their difference 32 what are the two numbers?
the 2 numbers are 51 and 19
What two numbers have a product of 32 and a sum of 12?
8 and 4
What is a reciprocal of 32?
if two numbers sum is 12 and product is 32 then which is reciprocal value?answer is 4
What is the sum of a 32-gon?
The sun of two num is 32 and the difference is 10. What are the numbers?
The product of two numbers is 928 If one of the numbers is 32 find the sum of the two numbers?
The numbers are: 32+29 = 61
What is 32 as the sum of two prime numbers?
It is: 29+3 = 32
The sum of two numbers is 60 the difference is 4 what are the two numbers?
28 and 32
what two prime numbers have a sum of 32?
Two prime numbers that have a sum of 32 could be 13 + 19 or 29 + 3.
Two numbers have a sum of 70. Their difference 32 what are the two numbers?
the 2 numbers are 51 and 19
What two prime numbers have the sum of 32?
13 and 19
What two positive integers whose product is 32 have the greatest sum?
The numbers 32 and 1 (32 x 1 = 32) sum to 33. The numbers 4 and 8 (4 x 8 = 32) sum to 12 The numbers 2 and 16 (2 x 16 = 32) sum to 18. There are no other factors which are integers, so 32 and 1 is the answer.
The sum of two numbers is 32 and the product of these two numbers is 48 what is the sum of the reciprocal of the two numbers?
1/a + 1/b = b/ab + a/ab = (b+a)/ab So, the answer to your question is 32/48 or 2/3
What two numbers have a product of 32 and a sum of 12?
8 and 4
What is a reciprocal of 32?
if two numbers sum is 12 and product is 32 then which is reciprocal value?answer is 4
What is the sum of 28 and the next two consecutive composite numbers?
The three composite numbers are 28, 30 and 32. Their sum is 90.
