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What are multaples?

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What are the first 5 multaples of 7?

The first 5 multaples of 7 are: 7,14,21,28,35


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The multiples (not multaples) are of the form 54*k where k is any integer. So try 54*1, 54*2 and so on. When you have done infinitely many of them, you can stop!


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