No, 16 is not between 67 and 113. Multiples of 8 in that range include, 72, 80, 88, 96, 104 and 112.
16 is a multiple of 8. Factors go into numbers, numbers go into multiples.
The least common multiple of the numbers 21 and 113 is 2,373.
Factoring isn't necessary as both are primes so the LCM=13*71=923
A multiple has to be equal to or larger than the number itself, so there are no multiples for 359 that are between 67 and 113. 359 is a prime number, so it has no factors between 67 and 113 either.
80 and 100
Itself and one because 113 is a prime number
The least common multiple of the numbers 21 and 113 is 2,373.
80 and 100 are the only numbers between 67 and 113 that are multiples of 4,5 and 10.
The numbers between 67 and 113 that are multiples of 2, 4, and 5 are 80 and 100.
84
Just 90
Only 80.
80 and 100
Just 90
90
You need two numbers to find a least common multiple (LCM), but I'll factor 565 to get you started. 565 = 5 X 113. 5 and 113 are both prime numbers so any number that's a multiple of 5, up to 565, will have 5 as the LCM between it and 565 for sure. The same applies to 113.
72, 108
Assuming you want a number that is a multiple of all of 4, 6, 9: It is a multiple of their lowest common multiple. lcm(4, 6, 9) = 36 So you require a multiple of 36 between 67 and 113: 67 ÷ 36 = 1 r 31 → 1st multiple of 36 > 67 is 2 x 36 = 72 113 ÷ 36= 3 r 5 → last multiple of 36 < 113 is 3 x 36 = 108 → both 78 and 108 are numbers between 67 and 113 which are multiples of all of 4, 6 & 9. If not, re-ask being more specific in your requirements.