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What number goes into 72 and 171?
The numbers 1, 3 and 9 all go into both 72 and 171.
What number goes into 85 and 72?
It is: 1
What is the smallest number that is a multiple of both 72 and 117?
The smallest number that is a multiple of both 72 and 117 is 936.
What is the gcf of 72 and 27?
If you mean the HCF (highest common factor) it is the highest number which goes into both numbers. In this case it would be 9, as 9x3=27 and 9x8=72.The GCF is: 9
What number goes into 51 and 63 and 72?
1 and 3.
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