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What two number add to give you -13 in multiply and give you 16
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What two number add to give you -13 in multiply and give you 16
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What two number add to give you -13 in multiply and give you 16
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oh god i hate these. well -1 trough -13 don't work. both should be a negative. it should be both negative because negative times a negative = a positive. so unless your creative your ganna have to skip it and ask your teacher or something.
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Factors of 16: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16
none of these numbers together can get -13.
[ ex. 2 and 8 won't give you 16]
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