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What two odd numbers have a product of 61?
1 and 61.
What two numbers go into 61?
1 and 61 because 61 is a prime number.
The sum of the square of two consecutive positive numbers is 61 what is the smaller number?
The two numbers are 52 + 62 = 25 + 36 = 61
The product of two numbers is 928 If one of the numbers is 32 find the sum of the two numbers?
The numbers are: 32+29 = 61
The sum of the squares of two consecutive positive numbers is 61. What is the number?
There is no single number here. The two seed numbers are 5 and 6; their squares sum to 61.
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