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What divide by what gives you 14?
It is: 28/14 = 2
What two numbers when multiplied gives you -70 but when added gives you -9?
-79
What times 14 gives you 1512?
It is: 108 times 14 = 1512
What number plus 14 gives you 129?
115 + 14 = 129
What number mulipledby itself gives 196?
14 x 14 = 196
What number divisible by 26 gives the answer 14?
It is 364 364/26 = 14
What times 14 gives 17?
It is: 17/14 times 14 = 17
What two number gives you 210?
14 & 15
What times what gives you -280?
-20 x 14
What multiplied by 2 gives you 28?
To find the answer, divide 28 by 2. The result 14 is the answer. 14
What is -14 x equals 23?
-14x=23 gives x=-23/14=-1.64
Find the solution set of 2x-14 equals -2?
2x - 14 = -2, adding 14 to each side gives 2x = 14 - 2 = 12, dividing each side by 2 gives x = 12/2 Thus x = 6
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