26
9/17 does that.
The two numbers that equal 153 are 17 and 9. This is because when you add 17 and 9 together, you get 26, which is the sum of the two numbers. Additionally, when you multiply 17 and 9, you also get 153, making them the two numbers that satisfy the given condition.
-17
There's only one number that equals 17. It's 17.
Oh, dude, there are tons of math problems that equal 17! Like, you could do 8 + 9, or 20 - 3, or even 34 divided by 2. It's like a whole world of possibilities out there in the land of math where 17 reigns supreme.
8
9/17 does that.
9+8=17.
8 + 9 = 17
....Well...if you mean 4y + 9 = 17, then the answer is 2.If you mean 4y - 9 = 17, then the answer is 6.5.
Expressed as a decimal, 17 + 9/10 is equal to 17.9.
153 is equal to 9 x 17, or 32 x 17.
y = 2 (4X2=8) +9 = 17
If: x/17 = 9/2 then x = 76.5
Not sure about 720 but if the answer were to be 72 then the two numbers are 8 and 9 8 x 9 = 72 8 + 9 = 17
No, 159 divided by 9 is 17.6666 . . .
17