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Find the largest number that will divide 113,135 and 160 leaving remainder 5,3, and 4, respectively.

Important Questions on Playing with Numbers

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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 3 - Playing with Numbers>INNINGS>Q 4
Find the smallest 4-digit number exactly divisible by 31 and 53.
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6th CBSE
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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 3 - Playing with Numbers>INNINGS>Q 5
In a school, 108, 162 and 270 student’s classes 6,7 and 8, respectively, are going for a picnic. If each bus has to carry largest but equal number of students from each class, find out the number of buses required.
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6th CBSE
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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 3 - Playing with Numbers>INNINGS>Q 6
If the product of two numbers is 20736 and their HCF is 24,find their LCM.
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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 3 - Playing with Numbers>CHAPTER INNINGS>Q 1
The total number of even primes is
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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 3 - Playing with Numbers>CHAPTER INNINGS>Q 1
The HCF of 22,44 and 88 is
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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 3 - Playing with Numbers>CHAPTER INNINGS>Q 1
The LCM of 20, 25 and 30 is
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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 3 - Playing with Numbers>CHAPTER INNINGS>Q 1
The number 145760 is not divisible by
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6th CBSE
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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 3 - Playing with Numbers>CHAPTER INNINGS>Q 1
Consecutive natural numbers are always