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What is the term used if a number can divide into another number without getting a remainder?
It is a factor of that number.
A number that can divide into another number is called?
divisor
A number that will divide evenly into another number?
A factor.
What do you get when you divide a positive number by a positive number?
You will get another positive number.
What is a repeat in math?
when you divide a number by another number and your answer goes on and on
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