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the product of a 2-digit number and a 3-digit number is about 50000, what are these numbers

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product means multiplication. so a 2 digit number multiplied by a 3 digit number. 80 x 625 = 50,000 80 can be your 2 digit number 625 can be your 3 digit number

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