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How many 6s can go into 60?
There are: 60/6 = 10
How many times can 27 go into 60?
To determine how many times 27 can go into 60, we need to perform division. When we divide 60 by 27, we get 2 with a remainder of 6. This means that 27 can go into 60 a total of 2 times, with a remainder of 6.
How many times can 9 go into 60?
6, remainder 6
What is the partial product method for 66x94?
There are several. I would go for: 66 * 94 = (60 + 6)*(100 - 6) = 60*100 - 60*6 + 6*100 - 6*6 = 6000 - 360 + 600 - 36 = 6204 You could go for (60 + 6)*(90 + 4) instead, but other than the fact that all components are positive, I see no advantage. The multiplications are much simpler if (100 - 6) is used.
How many min are in 360 sec?
divide 60 in to 360 because 60 seconds r in a min and so 60 wont go into 36 but it will go into 360 evenly so now this is where u can guess n check i multiplied 60 x 6 and got 360 so my answer is 6 360 divided by 60= 6
Can 9 go into 60?
Yes, 9 can go into 60. When you divide 60 by 9, you get 6 with a remainder of 6. This means that 9 can evenly divide into 60 six times, with a remainder of 6.
How many 6 go into 60?
ten 60 / 6 = 10 / 1 = 10
How many 6s can go into 60?
There are: 60/6 = 10
How many times does 6 go in 60?
It goes: 60/6 = 10 times
How many times can 27 go into 60?
To determine how many times 27 can go into 60, we need to perform division. When we divide 60 by 27, we get 2 with a remainder of 6. This means that 27 can go into 60 a total of 2 times, with a remainder of 6.
How many times can 9 go into 60?
6, remainder 6
How many times does 10 go into 60?
10 goes into 60 six times. This can be calculated by dividing 60 by 10, which equals 6. In mathematical terms, this can be expressed as 60 ÷ 10 = 6.
What does 4 6 5 go into?
The LCM is 60
What number can 5 4 and 6 go into?
60
How much can 6 go into 360?
60 times.
What is the partial product method for 66x94?
There are several. I would go for: 66 * 94 = (60 + 6)*(100 - 6) = 60*100 - 60*6 + 6*100 - 6*6 = 6000 - 360 + 600 - 36 = 6204 You could go for (60 + 6)*(90 + 4) instead, but other than the fact that all components are positive, I see no advantage. The multiplications are much simpler if (100 - 6) is used.
What number will 6 and 20 go into evenly?
60, 120, and all multiples of 60 thereafter.
