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What is the maximum product of two positive numbers whose sum is 78?
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sounds like a consecutive number thing
1520?
10+1 = 11; 10*1 = 10 6+5 = 11; 6*6 = 30
78/2 = 35+4 = 39 ... hmm
39^2 = 1521. 39-1 = 38, 78-38 = 40. 38*40 = 1520. My flawed reasoning anyway.
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Assuming he doesn't mean two of the same number?
:) yeah, doesnt say the numbers cant be the same
maximum is 39^2 using calculus
1521
Yeah. I for some reason read "positive number" as "even number."
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1521, using inequalities.
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