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If the product of two distinct integers is $91,$ then which of the following could be the sum of the two integers?Indicate all such sums.A. $$-92$$B. $$-91$$C. $$7$$D. $$13$$E. $$20$$
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The pairs of integers that multiply to 91 are (1, 91), (-1, -91), (7, 13), and (-7, -13). Show more…
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