Let the numbers be 'm' & 'n'
Hence
mn = 8
m + n = -6
m = 8/n
Substitute
8/n + n = -6
Multiply through by 'n'
8 + n^(2) = -6n
n^(2) + 6n + 8 = 0
Factor
(n + 4 )(n + 2) = 0
Hence n = -4 & n = -2
what two factors of -21 add up to -6
The two numbers that can be multiplied to get -40 and added to get 6 are 10 and -4. When you multiply 10 and -4, you get -40, and when you add them together, you get 6.
The two numbers that add to 2 and multiply to -48 are 8 and -6. When you add them together, 8 + (-6) equals 2. When you multiply them, 8 × (-6) equals -48.
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what two factors of -21 add up to -6
The two numbers that can be multiplied to get -40 and added to get 6 are 10 and -4. When you multiply 10 and -4, you get -40, and when you add them together, you get 6.
The two numbers that add to 2 and multiply to -48 are 8 and -6. When you add them together, 8 + (-6) equals 2. When you multiply them, 8 × (-6) equals -48.
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9 and 6 but subtract not add
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The numbers are: 9 and -6
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