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What two numbers multiply to get 40 but add to get -14
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What two numbers multiply to get 40 but add to get -14

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Answer:

26 this how i got the answers

Explanation:

14+26=40

User Dor
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Answer:

-4 and -10

Step-by-step explanation:

-4 * -10 = 40 because two negatives multiplied equals a positive.

-4 + -10 = -14 because when two negatives added together, you get a negative.

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