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Is 1 a factor of every whole number?
No. Apart from -1 and 1, no other whole number is a factor of 1.
Is zero is a factor of every positive number?
No, for 0 to be a factor, the numbers would have to be divisible by 0. You can't divide any number by 0, so it can't be a factor.1 is a factor of every positive number.
A whole number that divides another whole number with a remainder of 0?
It is called a factor.
Every number is a multiple of?
Every whole number (obviously not 0) is a multiple of 1.
Is zero a whole number and why?
0 is a whole, integer, and rational number. O is whole number because a whole number is every positive number
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