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What goes into 23 and 46 equally?
The numbers '1' and '23' evenly divide both 23 and 46.
What two numbers multiply to get -48 and add up to 2?
-46
What 2 numbers can you multiply to get 46?
92
What two numbers can be divided by 46?
If you meant 'what 2 numbers can 46 be divided by', then the answer is 23 and 2. The way your question is worded - An infinite number of integers can be divided by 46. Take any integer (other than zero) and multiply by 46. So [10*46=460] can be divided by 46 and [2*46=92] can by divided by 46.
What numbers can you multiply to get 92?
1 x 92, 2 x 46, 4 x 23.
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