A binary operation acting on two numbers (real or complex) must give the same answer. They cannot give two different answer. If different answers are required the binary operations must be different and, to identify the numbers involved, these binary operations must be specified.
For example, 13.5 and 34.5 give 21 as a difference and 48 as a sum. There will be another pair for addition and multiplication, still another pair for subtraction and multiplication, etc.
6 AND8
You can use 12*4=48, 24*2=48, 1*48=48, 3*16=48, or 6*8=48.
You can use 12*4=48, 24*2=48, 1*48=48, 3*16=48, or 6*8=48.
43 + 5
-377
6 AND8
1*48=48 2*24=48 3*16=48 4*12=48 6*8=48
What to number multiple to get 48 but add to get 13
You can use 12*4=48, 24*2=48, 1*48=48, 3*16=48, or 6*8=48.
You can use 12*4=48, 24*2=48, 1*48=48, 3*16=48, or 6*8=48.
16 and -3 are the numbers which gives -48 when multiplied and 13 when added
16 and 3
You can use 12*4=48, 24*2=48, 1*48=48, 3*16=48, or 6*8=48.
43 + 5
There are infinitely many possible answers. 1*48 10*4.8 25*1.92
-377
Well, honey, if you want two numbers that add up to 96, I've got news for you. It's not rocket science, it's just plain old math - 48 and 48. There you have it, sweet cheeks.