4 (Eg1) 364÷4=91
422➗4=105.5. No, it doesn't. If in the future you want to find this out, just put the first number into a calculator, press ➗, then the number of the times table and press =. If the number is whole then it is in the times table. If it is not whole, it is not in the times table.
The lowest number in the 21 times table and 24 times table is 21 x 24 21 24 --- 4 420 ----- 424
The 4 times table will show that a number is divisible by 4. Therefore, times any number, odd or even, by 4: the answer will be divisible by 4.
It is: 1000/250 = 4
4 (Eg1) 364÷4=91
422➗4=105.5. No, it doesn't. If in the future you want to find this out, just put the first number into a calculator, press ➗, then the number of the times table and press =. If the number is whole then it is in the times table. If it is not whole, it is not in the times table.
The lowest number in the 21 times table and 24 times table is 21 x 24 21 24 --- 4 420 ----- 424
The number 4 goes into the number 25 6 times, with 1 left over.
The 4 times table will show that a number is divisible by 4. Therefore, times any number, odd or even, by 4: the answer will be divisible by 4.
When you divide a number you are asking how many times the other number goes into it. 0.25 is a quarter and it goes 4 times into 1. It goes 16 times into 4 and 17 times into 4.25
Sweetie, let's do some math together. The 40 times table includes multiples of 40, not 2140. So, to answer your question, no, 2140 is not in the 40 times table. But hey, you're still a math superstar in my book for asking!
It is: 1000/250 = 4
9000 does.
Oh, what a lovely question! In the 3 times table, you'll find numbers like 3, 6, 9, 12, and so on. In the 4 times table, there are numbers like 4, 8, 12, 16, and beyond. And in the 5 times table, you'll see numbers like 5, 10, 15, 20, and more. Keep exploring those tables, and you'll see the beauty of patterns in numbers unfold before your eyes.
No. 4x1 is 2x2, which is a square number.
No but 148 is in the 4 times table