What figure are we looking for?
Sides are always equal. Pretty sure
If they're integers, that means they can't be fractions (such as 15/2 and 2).
So the only couples of integers that, when multiplied, result in 15 are:
1 and 15
5 and 3.
(there are no other possibilities as both 5 and 3 are not divisible further).
The smaller of the two sums (15+1; 5+3) is 5+3=8.
The least possible sum of a and b is 8.
Quotient is another name for the answer to a division problem
the hundreds place is the 3rd number before the decimal, 9999999.0 ^this one
so you need to find a division problem that equals something between 100 and 999
1000 divided by 10 is a good one, the answer to that problem is 100, and 100 has its first digit in the hundreds place.
Sender would be 4 x 7 divided by 15
