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Which two numbers which have a difference of 150 but add up to 1000?
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Which ten different numbers add up to 1000 and can also make any number up to 1000?
50 100 200 150 99 101 25 24 52 199
What two numbers do you add to get the number 150?
to get 150 you plus 100 and 50 togehter to get 150
What three square numbers add up to 150?
100+25+25 = 150
What 5 prime numbers add to 150?
139 + 5 + 2 + 2 +2 = 150.
What three consecutive even numbers add up to 150?
They are: 48+50+52 = 150
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What two numbers do you add to get the number 150?
to get 150 you plus 100 and 50 togehter to get 150
What three square numbers add up to 150?
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What 5 prime numbers add to 150?
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What three consecutive even numbers add up to 150?
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What does 2 kg plus 150g equal?
2.15kgYou convert the two numbers into the same measurement. (for this you need to divide the 150 by 1000 to get kg or times 2 by 1000 to get g)Then you add them. (this will either be 2.15kg or 2150g)hope this helps
When you add numbers the answer is the sum What is the answer called when you subtract numbers?
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