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1) Is <math>\frac{430988}{8}</math> an integer? <br><br>
1) Is <math>\frac{430988}{8}</math> an integer? <br><br>
2) Is <math>7 \cdot 21 = 147</math> True or False?<br><br>
2) Is <math>7 \cdot 21 = 147</math> True or False?<br><br>
3) Is <math>75</math> equal to  <math>x \cdot x + 10</math>, when <math>x = 5</math> ?<br><br>
3) Can <math>75</math> be equal to  <math>x \cdot (x + 10)</math>, for some number x?<br><br>


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Questions

Fun Math!
1) Is $\frac{430988}{8}$ an integer?

2) Is $7 \cdot 21 = 147$ True or False?

3) Can $75$ be equal to $x \cdot (x + 10)$, for some number x?

Sources

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Before you leave

I kindly ask you not to unnecessarily edit this page.
I also kindly ask you to please not add a problem without adding its source.
If its source already exists, please do not add it again, as I want this to be a clean, organized page.
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User Count: edit and add 1 to the number

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Enjoy

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