If the sum of two whole numbers is < 40, what is the largest possible product of the two numbers?

Also would you please verify how you got the answer. How you set up the equation. Thanks!

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???????? yer numbers full av holes ?????

em be INTEGER

x+y=40, then x=y=20

20^2=400

but if gotta be <,  then 19^2=361
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