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Let the integers by 'm' & 'm+1'. Consecutive.

Hence

m + m + 1 = 207

2m + 1 = 207

2m = 206

m = 103

Hence m + 1 = 104

So the two consecutive integers are 103, & 104.

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You don't say whether they've to be added or multiplied!

103 + 104 = 207; 207 = 3 x 3 x 23 so there is no solution in integers.

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