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Two whole numbers whose product is 676 and quotient is 4?
The multiples of 676 are: 1 x 676= 676 2 x 338= 676 4 x 169= 676 13 x 52= 676 26 x 26= 676 When you divide those numbers, the answers are: 676/1= 676 338/2= 169 169/4= 42.25 52/13= 4 26/26= 1 So, the two numbers that multiply together as 676 and divide together as 4 are the numbers 13 and 52.
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