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What 2 numbers can have a product of 36000?
18000 times 2 have a product of 36000.
What two numbers multiply to give you 30 but add to give you 11?
5 and 6
Is there a rational number between 4 upon 7 and 5 upon 9?
There are infinitely many rational numbers between any two rational numbers - no matter how close you try to make them. 4/7 = 36/63 = 360/630 and 5/9 = 35/63 = 350/630 So 351/630, 352/360, ..., 359/630 are between the two. As are 3511/3600, 3512/3600 etc and 35111/36000, 35112/36000 and so on.
Which two numbers subtracts to give 6?
How about: 10-4 = 6
Give two composite numbers that are also prime numbers?
Greater than one, numbers are either composite or prime, never both.
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What 2 numbers can have a product of 36000?
18000 times 2 have a product of 36000.
What is 36000 divided by 6076?
5.925
What same two numbers multiply to give you 90 and add to give you -21?
69
What two numbers multiply to give you -960 and add to give you -28?
The numbers are: 20 and -48
What two numbers multiply to give you 20 but add to give you negative 10?
30
What two consecutive two digit numbers multiplied give the product of 812?
Two consecutive two digit numbers that when multiplied give the product of 812 are 28 and 29.
Which two consecutive numbers when added give you the answer 4675?
Those two numbers are 2,337 and 2,338.
What is 35679 to two significant figures?
36000
What two numbers add to give you 16 and multiply to give you - 720?
736
What two numbers when you multiply give you -80 and give you -2 when you add?
-82
What two numbers add to give you 6 and multiply to give you -108?
-102
Can you give me an example when the LCM of two numbers is the product of the two numbers?
The LCM of 7 and 9 is 63.
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