Find two numbers, if their sum is −11 and their difference is 41

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Find two numbers, if their sum is −11 and their difference is 41

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Answer:

15,-26

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I checked its correct.

Pattapong J answered Nov 23, 2020

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Answer:

15 and -26

Explanation:

the fist # = x

The 2nd # = y

equation: x + y - 11 = -x + y - 41

+ 11 +x -y +41

2x=30

x=15

Hansjoerg Wingeier answered Nov 27, 2020

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