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Two numbers have a product of 48 and a sum of 19. What are the numbers, and how do you know?

Asked by Rbagley88

Answer (3)

The numbers are 3 and 16. If you multiply these two numbers you get 48 and if you add them you will get 19.

Answered by Beanie | 2024-06-10

Write in Standard Form
Solve the Function Operation
Simplify
Write in y=mx+b Form
Evaluate the Function
Factor
Graph
Find the Equation with Real Coefficients
Add
Find the Exact Value
Find the Value of the Constant
Find the GCF ;

Answered by 16thompsonc | 2024-06-13

The two numbers that have a product of 48 and a sum of 19 are 16 and 3. This was found by setting up equations based on the given product and sum, and solving the resulting quadratic equation. Both conditions were checked and confirmed to be correct.
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Answered by Beanie | 2025-01-10

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