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Find two numbers adding to 40 such that the sum of their square is as small as possible
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Find two numbers adding to 40 such that the sum of their square is as small as possible

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Answer: 20+20

Step-by-step explanation: The sum of their square is 800 which is the lowest i've found so far

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