Two integers have a product of -48. What is the least possible sum of the two numbers?

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Two integers have a product of -48. What is the least possible sum of the two numbers?

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Answer:

-47

Explanation:

-48*1= -48

-48+1= -47

James Elder answered Jun 10, 2024

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Answer: -47

Explanation:

-48*1=-48

-48+1=-47

Zevij answered Jun 13, 2024

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