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How many times dose 6 go into 96?
16
How many times does 16 go into 192?
12 timesExactly 12 times
Can 16 go into 100 evenly?
No.
How many times does 12 go in to 80?
6 times with a remainder of 8
How many times dose 60 go into 1000?
To calculate how many times 60 goes into 1000, you would perform the division 1000 ÷ 60. The quotient is 16 with a remainder of 40. Therefore, 60 goes into 1000 exactly 16 times, with a remainder of 40.
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How many times dose 1 go into 16?
Exactly 16 times
How many times dose 2 go into 16?
Eight times exactly - and the word is 'does' not 'dose' !
How many times dose 5 go into 80?
16 times.
How many times dose 9 go into 144?
16 times.
How many times dose 6 go into 96?
16
How many times does 16 go into 192?
12 timesExactly 12 times
How many times dose 2 go into 33?
16 times with a remainder of 1 or 16.5 times
How many times dose 16 go into 36?
2.25 times or 2 with remainder 4.
Can 16 go into 100 evenly?
No.
How many times dose 38 go into 310?
It does (not dose!) go 8 times, with a remainder.
How many times does 12 go in to 80?
6 times with a remainder of 8
How many times dose 3 go into 30?
Ten times.
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