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What two numbers can you multiply to get 56?
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What numbers multiply together to give 56?
The factors of 56 are... 1,2,4,7,8,14,28, and 56
What numbers can you multiply to get 56?
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What two numbers do you multiply to get 92?
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What two numbers add to 4 but multiply to -60?
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What two numbers multiply to 56 and add up to -30?
26
What two numbers multiply to equal -56 and the sum of the two numbers equals 26?
The numbers are -2 and 28
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