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Are 2&4 both multiples of 8

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Yes they are both multiples of 8

Hemant Parihar answered Apr 30, 2016

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Yes they are, 2*4=8
you could also say, 1 and 8 are multiples of 8

Chatura Dilan answered May 2, 2016

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