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What two numbers multiplied together is 504 but add up to 71?
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What two numbers add up to 158 and have a difference of 32?
158 - 32 = 126, 126/2 = 63, 63 + 32 = 95 so your numbers are 63 & 95
What numbers multiply to 63 and adds to 1?
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What two numbers make 263?
Well, honey, the two numbers that make 263 are 263 and 0. Because, you know, any number added to 0 is just itself. So, technically, 263 plus 0 equals 263. Math can be a real hoot sometimes.
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