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What two consecutive numbers when added equal 59?
The two consecutive numbers which when added equal 59 are 29 and 30.
What two numbers multipled together give you 59?
If fractions and decimals don't scare you, then there are an infinite number of pairs that will do that. If you only want to hear about whole numbers, then there are only two ways to do it: (1) x (59) = 59 (-1) x (-59) = 59
Find two numbers whose sum is 59 and whose difference is 9?
34 + 25 = 59 34 - 25 = 9 The two numbers are therefore 34 and 25.
What two numbers multiplied equal 118?
2 and 59
What two numbers add to 82 but subtract to 36?
118
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