There are infinitely many possible answers.
Let X be any number greater than or equal to 10. And let Y = 100/X
Then X*Y = X*(100/X) = 100.
For example, X = 4.3 gives 4.3*(100/4.3).
Or, let X be any number greater than or equal to cuberoot(100). Let Y = any number greater than or equal to sqrt(100/X) and let Z = [100/(X*Y)].
Then X*Y*Z = X*Y*[100*(X*Y)] = 100.
This can be extended to multiplication of 4, 5, ... numbers.
Incidentally, the reason for requiring X to be greater than sqrt(100) etc is to ensure that only one of the two multiplications 25*4 = 100 and 4*25 = 100 is identified.
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