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What can be divided by 33?
you can do 1x33 or 3x11 to get to 33 so 33 can be divided by 1, 33, 3, and 11
What is so special about the number 18?
Nothing.
What is so special about the number 40?
Nothing!
What is so special about the number 51?
Nothing.
When a number is multiplied by eight and increased by 17 the result is 33 find the number?
Suppose the number is N. Then 8*N + 17 = 33 Therefore 8*N = 33 - 17 = 16 and so N = 16/8 = 2.
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