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Actually No. It is a Prime number.
Except 1 and 47, there is no other number that can divide 47 and produce a whole number
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What can you divide by 47?
anything in the 47x table (i.e. 47, 94, 141 etc)....or maybe you meant what can 47 be divided by.In that case the answer would be just 47 and 1. Hence 47 is a prime number.[If you didn't mean that then please ignore that last bit] ;-)
Can 47 be divided equally?
No because it's a prime number. Can be divided by 1 and its self.
What is 47 divided by 5 in the form of a fraction?
9.4
What is 47 divided by 2740?
0.0172
What is anything divided by 0?
The same number you started with.
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