How many multiples does every number have?

Answer 1

101

Answer 2

Okay, let's see...1x1=1, 1x2=2, 1x3-3, 1x4=4, 1x5=5, 1x6=6, 1x7=7, 1x8=8, 1-9=9, 1x10=10...wait, I'm out of fingers...hang on. Okay, got my shoes off...1x11=11, 1x12=12, 1x13=13, 1x14=14, 1x15=15, 1x16=16, 1x17=17, ...you know what this remind me of? 99 bottles of beer on the wall...any way...1x18=18, 1x19=19, 1x20=20...dang, out of digits...fingers and toes I mean, plenty of digits to go. Okay, my math gets a little fuzzy here but I'm pretty sure that 1x21=21, 1x22=22, 1x23=23...you know what is starting to occur to me? We could go on for a while here, like infinity wise before we even get to multiples of two. Better, I think, to take a break and continue later...okay, I'm back. 1x24 = 24, 1x25 =25, 1x26=26, 1x27=27, 1x28=28, 1x29=29, 1x30=30, 1x31=31, 1x32=32, 1x33=33, 1x34=34, 1x35=35, 1x36=36, 1x37=37, 1x38=38, 1x39=39, 1x40=40, 1x41=41, 1x42=42...be back later...

Answer 3

A multiple of a number is any number which can divide evenly by the original number. It is called a multiple because you can multiply the original number to arrive at it.

For example, 14 is a multiple of 7, because 14 can divide by 7. It is called a multiple because I can do 7x2 to get to 14.

Answer 4

Yes, they do, since all numbers can be multiplied by one.

Answer 5

a number that can be divided by another number without a remainder

Answer 6

All numbers have an infinite amount of multiples.

Answer 7

Multiple of 1 to 100

Answer 8

An infinite amount.

Answer 9

NOT NUMBER