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What is 72 over 171 in simplest form?
It is: 72/171 = 8/19 simplified
What number goes into 171 evenly?
None!!! Because '171' is NOT an EVEN number. Remember even numbers end in 0,2,4,6,and 8. Since '171', does not end in 0,2,4,6 or 8 , then it is not an even number, so it will not divide evenly. NB However, you can divide '171' by '2' , and the answer is 85.5 or 85 1/2
What number goes into 54 and 171?
9 or 3.
What number goes into 85 and 72?
It is: 1
What number goes into both 53 and 72?
The number is 1.
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