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What goes into 17 and 68?
1 and 17 will go into both numbers evenly leaving no remainderd
What number goes into 17 and 51?
nothing they are both prime numbers
What number goes into 119 evenly?
7 and 17 are two numbers
What is the mean of 14 13 17 24 17 and 19?
You obtain the mean (also known as the average) by adding up all the number, then dividing the sum by the amount of numbers you have. -The sum of the numbers you provided is (14 + 13 + 17 + 24 + 17 + 19 = 104) -The amount of numbers you have is (6) Answer: (14 + 13 + 17 + 24 + 17 + 19)/6 = 17.3 recurring (that is, 17.3333...) The mean of the six numbers is therefore 17.3 recurring.
Why is 17 an integer?
All whole numbers are integers.
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