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Earn +20 ptsQ: What can you add to get 19 but multiply to get -216?
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How do you get from 252 to 468?
add 216 or divide by 7 then multiply by 13 252/7 = 36 = 468/13
What two same numbers multiply to get 216?
There are no two identical whole numbers that multiply to get 216. However, 14.69694 * 14.69694 = ~216 As a sidenote, your question is the same as asking "what is the square root of 216?"
What two numbers multiply to get 216?
1 and 216 is one pair.
What two numbers multiply to -120 and add to 19?
-101
What can you multiply to get 48 but add to get 19?
The numbers are: 3 and 16 because 3*16 = 48 and 3+16 = 19
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