Divide 7 into 291. If the result is an integer, 7 is a factor.
no because if you divide you get 41.57 and that is not a whole number.
There is no trick to find out easily if 7 is a factor of a given number, like 291. There are easy rules for finding out if 3 is a factor of a given number (adding up the digits, again and again until you have a single digit and then see if the single digit is a multiple of 3 or not: 291 includes digits 2, 9, 1 2 + 9 + 1 = 12 1 + 2 = 3 3 is a multiple of 3, so 291 is a multiple of 3. Indeed 291 = 3 x 97).For 7, the only was is to work out the division directly and see if there is any remainder or not: 291 / 7 = 41 remainder 4 thus 291 is not a multiple of 7, which is the same as saying that 7 is not a factor of 291.----------Actually there is a way to find whether a number has a factor of 7. It is discussed in Arthur Benjamin's "Secrets of Mental Math" Book, mental division, page 100. It states:Add or substract multiples of 7 to leave the last digit position as zero, then eliminate and continue until nothing is left.Example with 52925292 ends in 2, 6X7 42, substract 425292 -42 5250, eliminate the zero525, ends in 5 7x5 35, substract525-35490, eliminate the zero.49, which we know is a multiple of 7 (7^2). > 5292 is a multiple of 7.Another example16184, ends in 4, substract 1416170>1617 ends in 7, you can also add up to zero. Add 631680 >168, ends in 8, substract 28140> 14 which is divisible by 7. This number has a factor of 7.291 , last digit is one, 3x7 21, substract.291 - 21 250 > 25 which is not a multiple of 7. > 291 does not have a factor of 7.
If that was - 10x + 21, it would factor to (x - 3)(x - 7) If that was + 10x + 21, it would factor to (x + 3)(x + 7) As it is, the solutions are irrational.
5(4a + 7)
There isn't an easy test for 7. You have to divide it. 7 is not a factor of 291.
7 doesn't have an easy test. But when I see that 291 is made up of 280 + 11, I know that 7 is not a factor.
Divide 7 into 291. If the result is an integer, 7 is a factor.
Divide it. It isn't.
I would divide it. It doesn't come out even. It's not a factor.
You know that 7 isn't a factor of 291 because the quotient of 291 and 7 isn't a whole number.
Divide 7 into 291. If it comes out evenly, it's a factor. It doesn't, so it's not.
No.
None. 291 is not divisible by 7 and so you cant have a whole number factor pair with 7
No - 7 is neither a multiple or factor of 291.
No, the factors of 291 are 1 3 97 291.
No.