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What does 21 go into 299?
14, remainder 5
Does 3 go into 14 evenly?
NO, but it goes in 5 times with a remainder of 1.
What number goes into 5 and 14?
Five is a prime number, so there is no way for any number to divide evenly into that certain number. Although, 14 can be divided by 2 and 7.
What are two numbers that can go into both 6 and 5?
There is only one number that can go into both 5 and 6 evenly. That number is 1.
What is the lowest number that 10 5 and 6 all go into evenly?
30
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