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What goes into 52 and 48 evenly?
GCF(52, 48) = 4
What number goes into 48 evenly?
Itself and any other factors of 48
Why is 48 divisible by 2?
Because two goes into 48 evenly: 48 / 2 = 24
What numbers goes into 27 and 48 evenly?
3
What number goes evenly into 96 and 240?
48
What goes into 125 and 100 evenly?
1,5,25,125 go into 125 evenly.1,2,4,5,10,20,25,50,100, go into 100 evenly.
What goes into 21 and 100 evenly?
0.21 If you want to find what goes into 21 100 times evenly all you have to do is divide 21 by 100.
What goes into 15 and 100 evenly?
What goes into 22 and 100 evenly
What can go in to 48 and 100 evenly?
1, 2, 4.
What goes in 5 and 100 evenly?
nothing goes into 5 but 5 goes into 100 20 times
What goes into 71 and 100 evenly?
It is: 1
What goes into 73 and 100 evenly?
It is one
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