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3 years ago

What is two numbers that equal 15.2 when you add and 52 when you multiple

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Len [333]3 years ago

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x + y = 15.2

x X y = 52

x = 15.2 - y

15.2 - y X y = 52

y X y = 36.8

y^2 = 36.8

y = squareroot 36.8

y = 6.06

x + 6.06 = 15.2

x =9.14

9.14 + 6.06 = 15.2

9.14 X 6.06 =55.4

sorry that's the closest I could get to the answer

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