37 + 29 = 66
37 - 29 = 8
The number is 55+66 = 121
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11 and 6 11+6 = 17 11*6 = 66
a + b = 77a - b = 1Add the two equations: 2a = 78, a = 39, so 39 - b = 1 : b = 38.Check answer in first eq: 39 + 38 = 77
66 is a single number and so there is no sum as such. The only value is 66.
It's an imaginary number, one that exists only in fiction, if the author wants it to. There are no two consecutive integers whose sum is 66. 32 + 33 = 65 33 + 34 = 67 The sum of two consecutive integers is always an odd number.
The numbers 100 and 66, since 100+66=166 and 100-66=34.
There isn't one. The only two digit numbers whose sum of digits is 12 are: 39, 48, 57, 66. (I didn't include 75, 84, or 93 since interchanging their digits and subtracting from the original number will be a negative result.) None of the four remaining numbers will exceed the original by 25. 66 won't work since the difference will be zero. Using 39, the new number (93) will exceed the original by 54; using 48 the difference will be 36; and using 57 the difference will be 18
The numbers are 24 and 66.
The number is 55+66 = 121
a + b = 50 a - b = 16 2a = 66 a = 33 b = 17
They are: 61+67 = 128 or if you mean 29+37 = 66
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The numbers are 65 and 66.
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