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What is 36 over 117 in its simplest form?
36/117 = (4×9)/(13×9) = 4/13
Can 36 go into 4?
Yes because 9 x 4 = 36
Will 4 go into 36?
Yes because 9 times 4 is 36
What two numbers multiply together equal 36 but added to equal negative 13?
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Which two numbers have a product of 36 and a sum of 13?
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.
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