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What two numbers can you multiply to get -40 and add up to 3?
-37
What two numbers add up to 25 but when you subtract them they equal 15?
40
What are two numbers that add up to 38 an multiply to -80?
-42
What three consecutive odd numbers add up to 120?
None that are all odd numbers. But, there are two sets of three consecutive numbers containing a mix of even/odd that add up to 120. They are 39, 40 and 41 and also 38, 40 and 42.
What 2 prime numbers add up to 40?
They are: 3+37 = 40
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