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What goes into 25 that also goes into 400?
The number 1, 5, and 25 (also known as the common factors of 25 and 400) go into 25 and 400
What goes in to 217 and 400?
The only common factor of 217 and 400 is ' 1 '.
Does 27 go into 400?
It does, but not evenly. 27 goes into 400 14 times, plus a little more. 400/27 = 14.814814... Or you could say it goes 14 times with a remainder of 22
How many times do 45 go in 400?
45 goes into 400 8 times which is 360.
How many times does 26 go into 400?
400 divided by 26 is about 15.38, so 26 goes into 400 15 times.
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