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What are the sum of the prime numbers between 12 and 48?
89
What two prime numbers have the sum of 48?
43 and 5 41 and 7 37 and 11 31 and 17 29 and 19
What two numbers have the sum of -2 and the product of -48?
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What two prime numbers can you multiply to get 48?
none
The sum of two consecutive whole numbers is ninety seven . What are the two numbers?
The numbers are: 48+49 = 97
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