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What is 42 diveded by 16?
42 divided by 16 is 2.63
What is the LCM of number 16 and 42?
LCM(16, 42) = 336
7x6 equals 42 which number is the product?
The product of the two numbers is 42. The two other numbers, in order, are the multiplier and the multiplicand.
What is 16 plus something equal 42?
This can be written as 16 + x = 42. We know that x, or your "something" is exactly 16 less than 42. All you would have to do to solve it would be to subtract 16 from 42. 42-16=26 so your x value is 26.
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two consecutive numbers with the product of 1722 = 41 & 42
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