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What is the sum between 51 and 57?
51 + 57 = 108
What is 57 divided by 15?
3.8
What is the GCF of 15 and 57?
The GCF is 3.
How many times can 57 go into 15?
57 cannot go into 15 at all because 57 is a larger number than 15. In division, the divisor (57 in this case) must be smaller than the dividend (15) for the division to be possible. Since 57 is greater than 15, it cannot divide evenly into 15, and the result would be a fraction or decimal.
What is the aaverage of 17 25 15?
It is: 17+25+15 = 57 and 57/3 = 19 which is the average
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