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Find two integers with a product of −40 and a sum of −3.

Find two integers with a product of −40 and a sum of −3.
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Find two integers with a product of −40 and a sum of −3.

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1.) Two numbers have a sum of 3 and a product of -40. Find the numbers.
= 8,-5
8(-5) = -40
8 + (-5) = 3
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