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What number goes into 300 and 144 evenly?
HCF(300, 144) = 12
Biggest number that goes into 108 and 60?
You probably mean it goes into both 'evenly'. That's 12
What number goes in the numbers 4 8 12 and 6 evenly?
2 and 1
What goes into 7 and 70 evenly?
The only whole number that goes into "7" evenly is 7.The number "7" also goes into the number "70" evenly (10x7=70).
What number goes into 296 and 375 evenly?
The only number that goes into both 296 and 375 evenly is one (1).
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