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When the numbers 22, 23, and 5 are added together, the answer will be 82.
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Factors are numbers you can multiply together to get another number. 23: 1, 23
Add to get -23 and multiply to get 60?
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2 AND 21 there is only one factor that adds up to 23 and if you multiple 21 times 2 =42
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What do you need to add to -6 to get 17?
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