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What two numbers multiply to get 1600 but add up to get 80?
They are 40 and 40
WHAT ratio is equivalent to 410?
THE ANSWER IS 40 BECAUSE IF YOU MULTIPLY THEM BY 10x4 AND IT WILL EQUAL 40
What is the area in square feet of a square measuring 40ft on each side?
Multiply 40 by 40 to get 160.
What are 7 eighths of 40?
Answer35. Divide 40 by 8 which gives you 5. Then, multiply the 5 by 7.
How do you convert 40 centimeters to 400mm?
there are 10mm in 1cm so to get from cm to mm you multiply by 10 40(cm)*10 = 400(mm)
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