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What number goes into 284 evenly?
1 2 4 71 142 284.
What number goes into 213?
All these numbers go evenly into 213: 1, 3, 71, 213.
What goes into 5 and 4 evenly?
1 goes into 5 and 4 evenly.
What goes into 7 and 70 evenly?
The only whole number that goes into "7" evenly is 7.The number "7" also goes into the number "70" evenly (10x7=70).
What numbers can go into 142 evenly?
1, 2, 71, 142.
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