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N is a whole number.

Joe says that 1 is never a multiple of 7
Give an example to show that he is wrong

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Joe is incorrect as 7 is indeed a multiple of 1.


Step-by-step explanation:

Joe is incorrect in stating that 1 is never a multiple of 7. In fact, 7 is a multiple of 1. A multiple of a number is obtained by multiplying that number by any whole number. So, if we multiply 7 by 1, we get 7 itself.


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