Question

how many multiple of 11are there below 100?​

Answer 1

Answer:

9 is the answer to the question

Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

First I will determine the first multiple of 15 in that interval:

Is 100 a multiple of 15?

100÷15=6.6¯¯¯

100=6.6¯¯¯⋅15

100 is not 15 times an integer, so it is not a multiple of 15. We cannot have a multiple smaller than 100, so in this case we can only go up. Going up from 6.6¯¯¯ , the next integer is 7.

15⋅7=105

Therefore, the first multiple of 15 in that interval is the 7th multiple, 105.

Now to find out what the last multiple of 15 is in that interval.

Is 1000 a multiple of 15?

1000÷15=63.3¯¯¯

1000=66.6¯¯¯⋅15

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