Largest multiple of 5

Number Theory Level 1

What is the largest multiple of 5 that is strictly smaller than 100?


The answer is 95.

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Joquel Silver
Sep 10, 2013

95 is the only multiple of 5 that is smaller than 100 but the largest multiple.

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Hatim Khatir
Sep 9, 2013

well it's clear that 100 can be divided by 5, but we don't need 100 as the multiple of 5 but we required the 95 which is the largest multiple of 5 and also there is a condition that the largest multiple of 5 be less than 100 so the ans is 95.

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HamzAh Rana
Sep 15, 2013

multiple of 5<100. therefore: 95/5=19 its a multiple of 5

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