4 & 9
For any two unknown numbers, we can say
nm = 36
n + m = 13
Hence
n = 13 - m
Substitute
(13 - m) m = 36
Multiply out
13m - m^2 = 36
m^2 - 13m + 36 = 0
factor
( m -9)( m - 4) = 0
Hence
m = 4 & m = 9
NB THis is good for any two unknown numbers, to be found against any constant.
9 x 4 = 36
9 + 4 = 13
The two numbers are therefore 9 and 4.
6 and 13
6 and 7
13
4 and 9 and the diff is 5.
This is mathematically impossible. The highest product that you can get with two numbers that make thirteen is 42 (7*6). The lowest sum you can get for two numbers with a product of 155 is 36 (31 and 5). All in all, it's impossible.
The numbers are four and nine.
The two numbers are 13 and 18
9 and 13
Take 13 and 17 as an example. Sum is 13 + 17 ie 30, product is 13 x 17 = 221
9 and 13
They are 9 and 13
6 and 13
6 and 7
The numbers are 13 and 8 The product is 104
35
55
13