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Mutliplied two prime numbers to get 400?
The only number that equals 19 is 19 .
The mean or average of the numbers -410 and 400 is -5. It is found by adding the two numbers together and dividing the sum by two.
I will give an example.1) You pretend like the last two digits of the two numbers are not there. In this case you would do 400 plus 300 equals 700. Then move on:90 plus 30 equals 120. 8 plus 7 equals 15. Then add the numbers together.PARTIAL SUMS398 + 437______700120+ 15835
4600
There is only one number that equals 400. The number is 400, and it's not a prime number.
There are several answers to this. 10 time 40 equals 400. So does 2 time 200 and others
50+50=100.
Mutliplied two prime numbers to get 400?
There is no such numbers.If you used 9 and -4 then you will get 5 when you add them but you will get -36 when you multiply them.
You see that there is a difference of 400 between the two numbers. Therefore, just take 400 divided by 2. This equals 200 and if you add 200 to 3600, it adds up to 3800.Another way to do this is simply find the average of the two numbers. Add 3600 and 4000 which equals 7600. Now Take 7600 divided by 2. This makes the averege of the two numbers which is 3800.
The only number that equals 19 is 19 .
What you're asking for is the "square root" of 400.There are two answers: 20 and -20.(20) times (20) = 400and(-20) times (-20) = 400.
The mean or average of the numbers -410 and 400 is -5. It is found by adding the two numbers together and dividing the sum by two.
100/400 is the same as 1/4 since you can take away the the two 0's in both numbers, and so the solution is 0.25
I will give an example.1) You pretend like the last two digits of the two numbers are not there. In this case you would do 400 plus 300 equals 700. Then move on:90 plus 30 equals 120. 8 plus 7 equals 15. Then add the numbers together.PARTIAL SUMS398 + 437______700120+ 15835
4600