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What goes into 50 and 98 evenly?
One and two
What number goes into 26 and 98 evenly?
1 and 2.
What number goes into 98 and 84 evenly?
The hcf is 14
What goes into 15 and 100 evenly?
What goes into 22 and 100 evenly
What number goes into 20 evenly?
These numbers go evenly into 20: 1, 2, 4, 5, 10, 20.
What goes into 76 and 20 evenly?
2 does
What goes into 15 and 20 evenly?
The GCF of 15 and 20 is 5
What goes into 5 and 20 evenly?
1 and 5.
What goes into 67 and 20 evenly?
Just 1.
What goes into 20 and 45 evenly?
1 and 5.
How much does 2 go into 98?
Two goes into 98 a total of 49 times. This is calculated by dividing 98 by 2, which equals 49. Therefore, 2 divides evenly into 98, with no remainder.
What goes into 13 and 20 evenly?
Just the number one.
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