M stands for a whole number greater than 10 and less 20

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The smallest number that m*n could be is 33 because the smallest m stands for 11 and the smallest n stands for 3, so 11*3=33.

The largest number that m-n could be is 16 because the largest m stands for 19 and the smallest n stands for 3, so 19-3=16

kvv77 [185]4 years ago

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Less: M=11 N=3

Since M has to be greater than 10, but less than twenty, the smallest number it could be would be 11. The same goes for 3.

More: M=19 N=9

It has to be less than 20, so M cannot be 20. N also has to be less than 10.

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