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How many times does 40 go into 52?
40 goes into 52 one time with a remainder of 12. This is because 40 multiplied by 1 equals 40, which is the largest multiple of 40 that is less than 52. The remainder is calculated by subtracting 40 from 52, resulting in 12.
How many times does 52 go into 612?
612/52 = 11 with a remainder of 40
52 is 40 percent of what?
52% of 40= 52% * 40= 0.52 * 40= 20.8
How many times does 52 go into 456?
8 with remainder 40.
How many times can 40 go in to 92?
92-40=52-42=12 so 2
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