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What numbers are not a factor of 124?
There is an infinite number of numbers which are not factors of 124. They are all numbers apart from 1, 2, 4, 31, 62, 124.
What 2 numbers can go into 124?
-- Any number less than 124 can go into 124, but most of them can't go into it evenly.-- The numbers that go into 124 evenly are: 1, 2, 4, 31, 62, and 124.
What if you have two modes in a set of numbers what will be the mode?
I think you add both numbers and divide it by 2...
Can 2 go into 96?
YES!!!! Since both are EVEN numbers , then they will divide by '2'.
What if you have a mode in math but there are not more than two numbers what do you do?
@baneen You can put both modes or add both numbers and divide by 2
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