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Can 60 go into 100?
Not evenly (1 with remainder 40).
What number can go into 38 and 100 evenly?
2 can go into 38 and 100 evenly.
Does 18 go into 60?
No. 60 is not evenly divisible by 18.
Does 60 go into 250?
No. 250 is not evenly divisible by 60.
What goes into 125 and 100 evenly?
1,5,25,125 go into 125 evenly.1,2,4,5,10,20,25,50,100, go into 100 evenly.
Does 75 go into 100 evenly?
No it does not b.c 75 is an odd number and 100 is a even number
Does 11 go into 100 evenly?
No, 11 doesn't evenly go into 100 (11 is an odd number, while 100 is an even number).
What number does 30 go into evenly?
60
What can go in to 60 and 72 evenly?
The hcf of 60 and 72 is 12
Can 45 go into 100?
Not evenly.
Does 16 go into 100?
Not evenly.
Can 18 go into 100 evenly?
No.
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