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What goes into 11 and 8 evenly?
Just 1.
How many times does 11 goes in 88?
Exactly 8 times
What is 98.69 divided by 11 with a remainder and not decimal?
8.9718
How did you get 11 remainder 8 in 39 divided by 437?
Assuming you meant 437 divided by 39 (not the other way round as in your question)...39 goes into 437 - 11 times. 11 x 39 = 429.437 - 429 = 8. Therefore the answer to the question 'what is 437 divided by 8' is 11 remainder 8.
What goes into 88 evenly?
1, 2, 4, 8, 11, 22, 44, 88
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