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Dominik Shannon
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What multiplies to be 42 and adds to be 23?
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Priscilla Frank
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A) x * y = 42 (or x = 42/y)
B) x + y = 23
B) 42/y + y = 23
42 + y^2 = 23y
y^2 - 23y + 42 = 0
The numbers are 21 and 2
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