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What adds to -16 and multiplies to 60?
The two numbers that add to -16 and multiply to 60 are -10 and -6. When you add them together, -10 + (-6) equals -16. When you multiply them, -10 × -6 equals 60.
What adds to 10 but multiplies to 16?
8 and 2
What two numbers multiplies to 784 and adds up to -65?
-49 and -16.
What two numbers do you multiply together to get 16 and add together to get 10?
26
What two numbers add up to -16 and multiply to 60?
44
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