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What numbers do both 15 and 60 go into?
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Both 4 and 15 go into their least common multiple (LCM), which is 60. This means that any multiple of 60 can be evenly divided by both 4 and 15. Additionally, both numbers are factors of 60, making it a common multiple.
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