What that two numbers when multiplied give 600 and when added give 59
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Step-by-step explanation:
Let the 2 numbers be x and y
From the problem we have that
x * y = 600 and x + y = 59
From x + y = 59 -> x = 59 - y
Plug x = 59 - y to x * y = 600 we have
(59 - y) * y = 600
-> 59y - y^2 = 600
-> -y^2 + 59y - 600 = 0
-> y = or
Then we could plug the answers in and find x because x = 59 - y
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σ = standard deviation = 18
z-score = (100 – 125) / 18
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