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What numbers multiply to -90 and add up to 3?
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What numbers go into 369?
1, 3, 9, 41, 123 and 369.
Why is 369 a composite number?
369 is composite because 3 and possibly other numbers besides 1 and 369 are factors of 369.
Which 3 odd numbers add up to 100?
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