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Jill is thinking of two numbers. They have a sum of 16 and a difference of 6. What are the two numbers?
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Jill is thinking of two numbers. They have a sum of 16 and a difference of 6. What are the two numbers?
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They would be 11&5. Bc 11-5=6 & 11+5=16
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The two numbers are 11 and 5 (:
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