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Try dividing 5 by 975. If you get a whole number, it means it is divisible.In general, for one number (not zero) to be divisible by another number, the first number has to be at least as large as the second one. For example, the following are the multiples of 20 (numbers divisible by 20):
0, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, ...
Notice that, apart from zero, all the other multiples are at least as large as 20.
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Is 975 divisible by 235910 or none?
3, 5, yes 2, 9, 10, no.
Is 975 divisible by 3 and 2?
No, it is not.
What is the largest 3 digit number that is divisible by 5 and 13?
130, 260,390,520,650,780,910.1040. So the largest three digit number with factors of '5' & '13' is 910.
What is 975 divided by 5?
195
Is 975 odd or even?
975 is an odd number, as it ends with a 5.
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