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If you are looking for a whole number, only 1 goes into it (what you do is get the difference of 24 and 31, which is 7 and see if there is a factor of that which goes into the lower number) and 7 is a Prime number and is only divisible by 1. If you are looking at fraction then there are infinite answers.
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