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How many times can 18 go into 72?
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How many times does two go in to 72?
72 divided by 2 is 36, so 36 times.
How many times can 72 go into 612?
To find out how many times 72 can go into 612, you would divide 612 by 72. The result is 8.5, which means that 72 can go into 612 8 times with a remainder of 36. Therefore, 72 can go into 612 exactly 8 times.
How many times can 72 go into 4800?
66 2/3 times.
How many times does 31 go into 72?
2, remainder 10
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