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Earn +20 ptsQ: Are there two whole numbers that add to -7 and multiply to 4?
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What two factors of 7 add up to -30?
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What 2 numbers multiply to negative 98 but add up to 5?
If you've written that correctly, there aren't two whole numbers that satisfy those conditions. -7 and 14 multiply to -98 but add up to 7.
What two numbers do you multiply to get -60 and add to get -13?
The two numbers you are looking for are -15 and 4. When you multiply -15 and 4, you get -60, and when you add them together, you get -13.
How do you find the product of two numbers do you add them together or multiply?
Product = multiply.
What are two consecutive numbers that equal 102?
There are no two consecutive numbers that add or multiply to 102.
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