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Find two numbers
a
and
b
whose sum
a
+
b
is 2 and whose difference
a
−
b
is -4?
5 years ago

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Answered by oobleck
a+b = 2
a-b = -4
add the two lines and you get
2a = -2
and the rest is easy.
5 years ago
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Find two numbers
a
and
b
whose sum
a
+
b
is 2 and whose difference
a
−
b
is -4?

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