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CGA
Rank: Nobel Prize Winner (6,800) | maths homework (5)
2 minutes after the question was opened (05/13/2008 09:27pm)
Yes - but a product of 143 is not the same as totalling 143!!
Balendilin
Rank: Novice (15) | maths homework (5)
5 minutes after the question was opened (05/13/2008 09:29pm)
11 and 13 are odd numbers. Between 11 and 13 is no other odd number. And the produkt of 11 and 13 is 143: 11*13=143 Is it that, you want to know?
Messerwisser
Rank: Albert Einstein (17,624) | maths homework (30)
60 minutes after the question was opened (05/13/2008 10:24pm)
Here is an example how to find out: If the product in your case would have been 3363, what would have been the two numbers? Take the square root of 3363=57.99. The numbers are given by taking the closest odd numbers lower and higher =57 and 59.
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thanks all this helped my son with his homework a treat cheers
