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If 6x636 then what is 6x8?
Is would be 48!
How many 7 go into 48?
To determine how many times 7 goes into 48, you would perform a division operation. 48 divided by 7 equals 6 with a remainder of 6. Therefore, 7 goes into 48 a total of 6 times, with a remainder of 6.
What would be the numerator of a fraction that is equivalent to 5-8 and has a denominator of 48?
the numerator is 30.5/8 * 6/6 = 30/48
What is 48 over 6 plus 48?
48/6+48 = 56
Is 48 divisible by 6 and 8?
Yes 48/8=6 and 48/6=8
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