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Veronica Wilkinson
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∙ 10y agoAs I go into this, I don't know if there's a solution! But I can at least show you how to find out. First, we have to find the factor pairs of 360. We'll start with the obvious ones and work our way through the various possible factors.
1 and 360
2 and 180
3 and 120
4 and 90
5 and 72
6 and 60
7 and...nope, 7 does not divide out of 360 evenly, so we skip it
8 and 45
9 and 40
10 and 36
11 and...nope, doesn't work
12 and 30
15 and 24
18 and 20
19 doesn't work, and we already found 20, so we can stop, confident that that's the whole set of factor pairs. Now all we have to do is add each one up to see which ones also add up to 37. And, er, nope, none of them do. The closest we get is 18 and 20, which add up to 38. Sorry.
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What two numbers add to 37 and multiply to 70?
107
What two numbers add to 37 and multiply to get 238?
275
Add to get -23 and multiply to get 60?
37
What two numbers make 74?
70 and 4 if you add them. 80 and 6 if you subtract them. 37 and 2 if you multiply them. 148 and 2 if you divide them.
What two numbers add to give you negative 2 and multiply to give you negative 35?
37
What two numbers multiply to 300 and add to 37?
25 and 12
What two numbers add to 37 and multiply to 70?
107
What two numbers multiply to negative 24 and add to 13?
37
What two numbers multiply to 132 and add up to 37?
169
What two numbers can you multiply to get -40 and add up to 3?
-37
What two numbers multiply to 132 and add up to -37?
95
What number multiply -30 and add -7?
-37
What two numbers add to 37 and multiply to get 238?
275
What Numbers do you multiply to give you -37?
They are: -1*37 = -37
What two numbers can you multiply to get 37?
1 and 37.
Add to get -23 and multiply to get 60?
37
Is there any numbers that multiply and equals 37?
Yes because 1*37 = 37
