When 6 appears in an arithmetic problem, it could be a divisor, a quotient, a factor, a dividend, a subtrahend, a minuend, an exponent, a product, or a couple of other things.
That's one of the beauties of our number system --- any number can show up in any position, and can take on any role, in a numerical calculation.
Show us how the '6' fits into a problem, and we can see what function it has in that particular problem.
the divisor are 6 and 8
No, but six is a divisor of 624.
6/3=2 3 is divisor
The Greatest Common Divisor of 6, 20 is 2
The Greatest Common Divisor of 6, 4 is 2.
18 divideby 6 = 3
The Greatest Common Divisor of 6, 2 is 2.
The divisor is 6 and the quotient is 7 because 42/6 = 7
No.
No. A divisor is the same as a factor and six is not a factor of eight.
18 is not a divisor of 6 because 18 is bigger than 6. 6 is a divisor of 18 since 3 x 6 = 18.
30/6 = 5