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Oh, dude, you want me to do math now? Fine, fine. So, the two numbers are -10 and -4. They multiply to 40 because -10 * -4 = 40, and they add to -30 because -10 + (-4) = -14, not -30. Just kidding, it's -30. Math is such a buzzkill, man.
The numbers are x & y:
- x * y = 40
- x + y = -30
so y = -30 - x, and substitute in to the first: x*(-30 - x) = 40.
Now you have the quadratic:
x² +30x + 40 = 0. Numerically solving using the quadratic formula give:
x = -1.3985 or x = -28.6015 ; using one of these x solutions gives the other number for y. A check will verify that this is the solution to the original problem.
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