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Can 8 go into 27?
No, 27 divided by 8 results in having a remainder.
How many 27 go in 216?
8
How many times does 27 go into 225?
8 with remainder 9.
How many times can 27 go into 35?
Once with a remainder of 8
How many times can 8 go into 223?
To determine how many times 8 can go into 223, you divide 223 by 8. This gives you 27.875, which means 8 can go into 223 a total of 27 times, with a remainder. Specifically, 8 multiplied by 27 equals 216, and subtracting that from 223 leaves a remainder of 7.
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