Both 11 and 5 go into their least common multiple, which is 55. This means any multiple of 55, such as 55, 110, or 165, can be evenly divided by both 11 and 5. Additionally, both numbers divide into any of their individual multiples as well.
11 and 15 both go into 165. 165 is the LCM (Least Common Multiple) of 11 and 15.
As 11 is prime, only 1 will go into both.
2/5 (2 over 5) both go into 77. If you have trouble with these, just divide by small numbers first like me, 154 and 385 both go into 7 which make 22 and 55 when divided and they go into 11 making 2 and 5.
15 and 5 both go into every multiple of 15 .
8z-5 = 11 add 5 to both sides 8z = 16 divide both sides by 8 z = 2
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11 and 15 both go into 165. 165 is the LCM (Least Common Multiple) of 11 and 15.
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As 11 is prime, only 1 will go into both.
11 and 5 are both prime so the answer is 1 and itself55
11 X 5 = 55 or 5 X 11 = 55 Leanr you multipication tables. for both '5' and '11'.
2/5 (2 over 5) both go into 77. If you have trouble with these, just divide by small numbers first like me, 154 and 385 both go into 7 which make 22 and 55 when divided and they go into 11 making 2 and 5.
15 and 5 both go into every multiple of 15 .
8z-5 = 11 add 5 to both sides 8z = 16 divide both sides by 8 z = 2
13 times 11 = 143.So they both go into any integral multiple of 143.
factorize both numbers: 44 = 2 * 2 * 11 50 = 2 * 5 * 5 Since 2 is a factor of both numbers, it will also to into them.
2z - 5 = 11 Add 5 to both sides: 2z = 16 Divide both sides by 2: z = 8