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2 years ago

How many groups of 60 equal 300

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Okay, ask yourself this : how many times does 6 goes into 30?

6 and 1 = 6
6 and 2 = 12
6 and 3 = 18
6 and 4 = 24
6 and 5 = 30

6 goes into 30 a number of 5 times. And so that means that :

60 and 1 make 60.
60 and 2 make 120
60 and 3 make 180.
60 and 4 make 240
60 and 5 make 300

FIVE (5) groups of 60 make 300.

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