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What prime numbers do you multiply to get 80?
80 = 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 5
What two numbers when you multiply give you -80 and give you -2 when you add?
-82
What are whole numbers that multiply together to get 80?
80 has a prime factorization of 2 X 2 X 2 X 2 X 5. You can group any two, three or four of them and multiply them by the rest.
What are two numbers that add up to 38 an multiply to -80?
-42
What 2 numbers multiply together equal -1600 and add to 60?
-20 and 80 -20*80=-1600 -20+80=60
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What prime numbers do you multiply to get 80?
80 = 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 5
What to numbers can you multiply to get -80 but add to get -16?
-96
What two numbers when you multiply give you -80 and give you -2 when you add?
-82
What are whole numbers that multiply together to get 80?
80 has a prime factorization of 2 X 2 X 2 X 2 X 5. You can group any two, three or four of them and multiply them by the rest.
What are two numbers that add up to 38 an multiply to -80?
-42
What 2 numbers multiply together equal -1600 and add to 60?
-20 and 80 -20*80=-1600 -20+80=60
What two numbers multiply to get 80 and add up to get -2?
There aren't two whole numbers that satisfy those conditions. If that was -80, you could use 8 and -10.
What 2 number multiply to 3200 and add up to 120?
Those two numbers would be 80 and 40. 80*40=3200 80+40=120
What two numbers do you add to get 0 and multiply to get 80?
80
What two numbers multiply to -80 and add up to 79?
-1
what is the pattern in 5,10,20,40.... is it multiply by 2?
Yes, each number is multiplied by 2 therefore the next 2 numbers in the sequence would be 80 & 160
10 BY 80?
I believe that means that you are supposed to multiply the numbers.
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