How many 2-digit positive integers are there such that the product of their two digits is 24?
The answer given is four. I'm not certain if I understand this question correctly and need some guidance on how to approach it the correct way.
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How many 2-digit positive integers are there such that the product of their two digits is 24?
The answer given is four. I'm not certain if I understand this question correctly and need some guidance on how to approach it the correct way.
Best Answer
We can get $24$ only from: $3\times 8, 4\times 6$. Thus, the only possible numbers are: $\boxed {38, 83, 46, 64} $.