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What is the fifth multiple of 3?
15 is. Intriguingly, it's also the 3rd multiple of 5.
What is the fifth multiple of 5?
Excluding zero, the fifth multiple is 25. (5, 10, 15, 20, 25)
Is three fifth greater than four fifth?
No four fith is bigger
What is the fifth multiple of 45?
225
What is four fifth divided by one fifth?
4
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