The first number that 12 and 16 go into is 48.
Well, no number can go into both 4 and 11, but the factors of 4 are 1, 2 and 4. The factors for 11 are 1 and 11.Hope I helped! :)* * * * *Mainly correct but wrong to say that "no number can go into both 4 and 11" and then contradict that statement by stating that 1 is a factor of both!
Their LCM is 924
13 times 11 = 143.So they both go into any integral multiple of 143.
no because 11 is an odd nummber and 12 is a even and a odd cant go in a even number
The only factor that will go into both is 1.
The first number that 12 and 16 go into is 48.
Well, no number can go into both 4 and 11, but the factors of 4 are 1, 2 and 4. The factors for 11 are 1 and 11.Hope I helped! :)* * * * *Mainly correct but wrong to say that "no number can go into both 4 and 11" and then contradict that statement by stating that 1 is a factor of both!
The number is 154.
It is: 1
Their LCM is 924
13 times 11 = 143.So they both go into any integral multiple of 143.
no because 11 is an odd nummber and 12 is a even and a odd cant go in a even number
The LCM of the numbers 6 and 12 is 12. This is lowest number that will go into both number evenly.
Any multiple of 60. There are an infinite number of them.
Their lowest common multiple which is 132
How about 60 as an example