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How many times dose 5 go into 80?
16 times.
How many times dose 9 go into 144?
16 times.
How many times dose 2 go into 33?
16 times with a remainder of 1 or 16.5 times
How many times dose 16 go into 36?
2.25 times or 2 with remainder 4.
How many times dose 38 go into 310?
It does (not dose!) go 8 times, with a remainder.
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How many times dose 1 go into 16?
Exactly 16 times
How many times dose 5 go into 80?
16 times.
How many times dose 9 go into 144?
16 times.
How many times dose 6 go into 96?
16
How many times does 16 go into 192?
12 timesExactly 12 times
How many times dose 2 go into 33?
16 times with a remainder of 1 or 16.5 times
How many times dose 16 go into 36?
2.25 times or 2 with remainder 4.
Can 16 go into 100 evenly?
No.
How many times dose 38 go into 310?
It does (not dose!) go 8 times, with a remainder.
How many times does 12 go in to 80?
6 times with a remainder of 8
How many times dose 5 go into 315?
63 times.
How many times dose 3 go into 33?
11 times.
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