There are infinitely many possible answers.
Start with the addition/subtraction of 2 numbers:
(-48,-48), (-49,-47), (-50,-46), and so on
then move to numbers with 1 decimal places (dp)
(-48.1,-47.9, (-48.2,-47.8) etc
and then 2 dp, 3 dp, and so on to infinitely many decimal places.
Then look at triplets of number, 4-tuples, 5-tuples etc. In each case, with integers, numbers with 1 dp, 2 dp and so on.
Then consider numbers that can be multiplied to make -96.
And then move to other functions that can be used, for example exp(ln(6)+ln(16))
How about: 29+67 = 96
There are many pairs of numbers that can be added together to make 96. For example, 48 and 48 add up to 96, as do 50 and 46. Any pair of numbers that sum to 96 can be found by selecting a number and subtracting it from 96.
96
2 an 96
the two numbers that go into 96 are i dont know lol
8*12 = 96
How about: 29+67 = 96
There are many pairs of numbers that can be added together to make 96. For example, 48 and 48 add up to 96, as do 50 and 46. Any pair of numbers that sum to 96 can be found by selecting a number and subtracting it from 96.
96
2 an 96
Yes, the numbers from 90 to 96 are composite numbers.
They are the multiples of 96.
the two numbers that go into 96 are i dont know lol
The answer is 1152. Simply add up all of the numbers arithmetically like you would for two plus two. To make sure the answer is correct, check your work using a calculator.
96
94+95+96 96
96 = 2x2x2x2x2x3