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5 September, 11:25

What multiplys to 40 and adds to - 13

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  1. 5 September, 12:11
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    We know that both of our numbers will need to be negative so that they multiply to get a positive number (the double negatives cancel) but add to get a negative one.

    Consider factor pairs of 40.

    -40 * - 1 = 40 (adds to - 41)

    -20 * - 2 = 40 (adds to - 22)

    -10 * - 4 = 40 (adds to - 14)

    -5 * 8 = 40 (adds to - 13)

    Your numbers are - 5 and - 8.
  2. 5 September, 15:24
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    -5 and - 8 both multiply to 40 - 5 x - 8 = 40 and both add up to - 13. - 5 + - 8 = - 13. two negative numbers when added together the answer is still negative. ex: if i owe 2 dollars to someone and 2 to another i owe 4 in total
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