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Your ones digit is twice your tens digitOne of your factors is 3 What number are you?
The number may be either 21, 42, 63, or 84.
What is 42 tens divided by 6 tens?
7
What is the LCM of number 16 and 42?
LCM(16, 42) = 336
Your ones digit is double your tens digit. iam lessthan 42 and greater than 30?
31.5
My tens digit is double the ones digit you are less than 50 and greater than 40?
that is 42
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