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What two numbers can you multiply and they will also equal what they add?
Well you can multiply 2 and 2 and it will give you 4 when u add
What two numbers add up to -4 and multiply to -140?
-144
What two numbers multiply together to give you 120 the add to give you -7?
113
What number multiply it give you 1 and add give you 8?
9
What two numbers when you add give you 20 and when you multiply give you 100?
120
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How do you convert the fraction eight and four tenths into a decimal?
Multiply the the tenths piece of the fraction by 10, and add a decimal point after the 8. The answer is 8.04
What two numbers multiply to get seven and add to get eight?
One and seven.
What two numbers add to give you 18 and multiply to give you 40?
There are four factor pairs of 40 totaling 13, 14, 22 and 41, none that total 18.
What are the four operations on integers?
add, subtract, multiply, divide
What two numbers can you multiply and they will also equal what they add?
Well you can multiply 2 and 2 and it will give you 4 when u add
What two numbers add up to -4 and multiply to -140?
-144
What is fifteen percent of eight thousand?
Is that a grammar question? Answer = twelve hundred (one thousand two hundred) (1200). Ten percent of eight thousand is eight hundred. Add half of that (four hundred) to get twelve hundred. Or multiply: .15 x 8000.
What are the four basic mathematical symbols?
* + - / multiply. add subtract divide
What two numbers can you multiply to give you 28 and add to give you 11?
4 and 7
What two numbers multiply together to give you 120 the add to give you -7?
113
What number multiply it give you 1 and add give you 8?
9
What two numbers multiply to give you 30 but add to give you 11?
5 and 6
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