Grade 5 Multiples of Natural Numbers Quiz

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Multiples of a natural number can be any integer?

True (A)

There are an infinite number of multiples for any given natural number?

True (A)

The multiples of a natural number include 0?

False (B)

What are divisors of a natural number?

The divisors of a natural number are the positive integers that can divide the number without leaving a remainder. Signup and view all the answers

Can a natural number be a divisor of itself?

Yes, a natural number is always a divisor of itself because it can be divided by 1 and the number itself without leaving a remainder. Signup and view all the answers

Are there a finite or infinite number of divisors for any given natural number?

There is a finite number of divisors for any given natural number. Signup and view all the answers

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Multiples of a natural number

Any integer that can be obtained by multiplying the natural number by another integer.

Infinite multiples

There are infinitely many integers that can be obtained by multiplying the natural number by different integers.

Zero as a multiple

Zero is not a multiple of any natural number because it cannot be obtained by multiplying the natural number by another integer.

Divisors of a natural number

Positive integers that divide a number evenly, leaving no remainder.

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Self as a divisor

Every natural number is divisible by itself and 1, leaving no remainder. Therefore, it's considered a divisor of itself.

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Finite divisors

A natural number has a finite number of divisors because there are a limited number of positive integers that can divide it evenly without leaving a remainder.

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