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Divide 75 into three parts such that their product is maximum.
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For getting a maximum, the number should be divided into equal parts.

So, if you have a number x, divide it into 3 parts.

So, (x/3)*(x/3)*(x/3) will fetch the maximum product.

Therefore, the three parts are 25, 25 and 25
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