There are infinitely many pairs.
Pick any non-zero number, X and let Y = 672/X. Then X*Y = X*(672/X) = 672. And, since the choice of X was arbitrary, then there are infinitely many such pairs.
There are also infinitely many sets of 3, 4 5, ... numbers which will multiply to 672.
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There are many possible pair. One such is 1 and 672
It is a composite number.
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There are many possible pair. One such is 1 and 672
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743 is halfway between 672 and 814.
It is a composite number.
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Yes, 672.
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There are 24 hours in one day. Multiply 24 to the number of days in a week. Which means, 24 x 7. Now get the product. 24 x 7 = 168. Next, multiply 168 to the number of weeks that you said. Therefore, your solution will look like 168 x 4. Get the product of the two numbers and you will have the answer to your question. 168 x 4 = 672. Now that was pretty easy, don't you think?672
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Well, isn't that a happy little math problem we have here! To find 5 sixths of 672, you first divide 672 by 6 to find one-sixth, which is 112. Then you multiply 112 by 5 to get your answer, which is 560. Just like painting a beautiful landscape, math can be a joyful experience when you break it down into simple steps.