Without dividing or listing multiples how can you tell if 61 is a multiple of 6.

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7 0

For a number to be a multiple of 6, it must be divisible by 6
and a number divisble by 6 means that it is divisble by 2 and 3

since the ones digit is odd it is not divisble by 2 which means 61 is not a multiple of 6

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