It looks like you’ve uploaded another image. Let me take a closer look. I’ll analyze it now!The question in this image appears to be the same as the previous one. It asks for two numbers that multiply to -70 and add up to 3.

Based on the factor pairs of -70 that I provided earlier, the correct answer remains:

• The numbers are 10 and -7.

These two numbers multiply to give -70 (10 × -7 = -70) and add up to 3 (10 + -7 = 3).

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Tip: When working with factoring problems, always start by listing all possible factor pairs and check for both the sum and product.