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What gives you 28 when adding and 18 when multiplying
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What gives you 28 when adding and 18 when multiplying
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There are no two numbers that fit that category. If your question is a quadratic equation, you might want to try using the quadratic formula to find the roots.
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There are no two such numbers that give you 28 when adding and 18 when multiplied.
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