Answer:
There doesn't seem to be numbers to answer that, do you have the question right? If it was a difference of 18, for example, the numbers would be 64 and 36.
Step-by-step explanation:
Find 2 numbers that added together, equal 10.
91
82
73
64
55
46
37
28
19
Then subtract them by their opposites. Find the numbers with the difference of 12.
91 - 19 = 72
82 - 28 = 54
73 - 37 = 36
64 - 46 = 18
55 - 55 = 0
46 - 64 = -18
37 - 73 = -36
28 - 82 = -54
19 - 91 = -72
There is no numbers with the difference of 12.
If it was a difference of 18, for example, the numbers would be 64 and 36.
I use it all the time, but as my profession is engineering, mathematics is integral in my everyday life. I usually do it when evaluating for the magnitude of vector force components. Usually in 2D space, so Pythagorean theorem is quite useful.
Multiplication and distributive property are your friends for this problen
Answer:
4.27n+21.4
Step-by-step explanation:
