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What times what equals something?
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I wanted to find x times y equals to z, where z can be anything (Full number).
What I wanted :
I can say, I want to find what x times y equals to 65.
The answer is 13 times 5.
Now, I wanted that 65 or z to be anything.
I've found this site : https://researchmaniacs.com/Calculate/WhatTimesWhat/What-Times-What-Equals.html which does exactly that but unfortunately it only allows up to 5 digits number and the mechanics on how it works was not shown.
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asked Jan 26 at 3:02
PlanetGamingGGPlanetGamingGG
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I wanted to find x times y equals to z, where z can be anything (Full number).
What I wanted :
I can say, I want to find what x times y equals to 65.
The answer is 13 times 5.
Now, I wanted that 65 or z to be anything.
I've found this site : https://researchmaniacs.com/Calculate/WhatTimesWhat/What-Times-What-Equals.html which does exactly that but unfortunately it only allows up to 5 digits number and the mechanics on how it works was not shown.
soft-question
asked Jan 26 at 3:02
PlanetGamingGGPlanetGamingGG
6
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They just find all divisors of $z$. You can easily google an algorithm on how to do that
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– user635162
Jan 26 at 3:05
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$begingroup$
I wanted to find x times y equals to z, where z can be anything (Full number).
What I wanted :
I can say, I want to find what x times y equals to 65.
The answer is 13 times 5.
Now, I wanted that 65 or z to be anything.
I've found this site : https://researchmaniacs.com/Calculate/WhatTimesWhat/What-Times-What-Equals.html which does exactly that but unfortunately it only allows up to 5 digits number and the mechanics on how it works was not shown.
soft-question
asked Jan 26 at 3:02
PlanetGamingGGPlanetGamingGG
6
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I wanted to find x times y equals to z, where z can be anything (Full number).
What I wanted :
I can say, I want to find what x times y equals to 65.
The answer is 13 times 5.
Now, I wanted that 65 or z to be anything.
I've found this site : https://researchmaniacs.com/Calculate/WhatTimesWhat/What-Times-What-Equals.html which does exactly that but unfortunately it only allows up to 5 digits number and the mechanics on how it works was not shown.
soft-question
soft-question
asked Jan 26 at 3:02
PlanetGamingGGPlanetGamingGG
6
asked Jan 26 at 3:02
PlanetGamingGGPlanetGamingGG
6
asked Jan 26 at 3:02
PlanetGamingGGPlanetGamingGG
6
asked Jan 26 at 3:02
PlanetGamingGGPlanetGamingGG
6
asked Jan 26 at 3:02
PlanetGamingGGPlanetGamingGG
6
6
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They just find all divisors of $z$. You can easily google an algorithm on how to do that
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– user635162
Jan 26 at 3:05
add a comment |
$begingroup$
They just find all divisors of $z$. You can easily google an algorithm on how to do that
$endgroup$
– user635162
Jan 26 at 3:05
$begingroup$
They just find all divisors of $z$. You can easily google an algorithm on how to do that
$endgroup$
– user635162
Jan 26 at 3:05
$begingroup$
They just find all divisors of $z$. You can easily google an algorithm on how to do that
$endgroup$
– user635162
Jan 26 at 3:05
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They just find all divisors of $z$. You can easily google an algorithm on how to do that
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– user635162
Jan 26 at 3:05