1x504=504 2x252=504 3x168=504 4x126=504 6x84=504 7x72=504 8x63=504 9x56=504 12x42=504 14x36=504 18x28=504 21x24=504
The multiples of 21 up to 500 are as follows: 21x1=21 21x2=42 21x3=63 21x4=84 21x5=105 21x6=126 21x7=147 21x8=168 21x9=189 21x10=210 21x11=231 21x12=252 21x13=273 21x14=294 21x15=315 21x16=336 21x17=357 21x18=378 21x19=399 21x20=420 21x21=441 21x22=462 21x23=483 21x24=504
1x504=504 2x252=504 3x168=504 4x126=504 6x84=504 7x72=504 8x63=504 9x56=504 12x42=504 14x36=504 18x28=504 21x24=504
The multiples of 21 up to 500 are as follows: 21x1=21 21x2=42 21x3=63 21x4=84 21x5=105 21x6=126 21x7=147 21x8=168 21x9=189 21x10=210 21x11=231 21x12=252 21x13=273 21x14=294 21x15=315 21x16=336 21x17=357 21x18=378 21x19=399 21x20=420 21x21=441 21x22=462 21x23=483 21x24=504
I will assume you are talking about 24 oz in weight (i.e. 1.5 lb). You would have to buy a small bag of candy corn to figure this out. For instance, if it is a 1.5 ounce bag, and you count 21 candies, then you would multiply 21 by 24, then divide by 1.5: 21x24/1.5 = 504/1.5 = 336 candies would weigh 24 oz. If you are talking about fluid ounces, then fill a 1/4 cup measure with candy and count them. 1/4 cup is 2 fl oz, so multiply by 24 and divide by 2.