Find numbers that belong to the times tables of two or more given numbers.
Don’t include any symbols.

🙂 = Correct, ☹️ = Incorrect

📌 Rules

• A multiple is simply a number in a times table. Think of buying packets of stickers: if packets come in sets of 6, your multiples are 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, and so on.

• A common multiple is a number that appears in the times tables of two different numbers. If snack bars come in boxes of 6 and juice boxes come in packs of 8, both multiples lists contain 24, so 24 is a common multiple.

• When typing your answers on our platform, keep it quick and smooth by using plain numbers only. Type numbers like 24 or 24000 directly with no spaces or commas.

💡 Tips

• To find a common multiple quickly, write out the first few multiples of the larger number first, then check which ones appear in the smaller number’s times table. For 6 and 8, test 8, 16, 24 (24 works for both).

• You can always find a common multiple by multiplying the two numbers together. For 6 and 8, doing 6 × 8 gives 48, which is a common multiple, though 24 is the lowest common multiple.

⚠️ Warnings

• Do not confuse multiples with factors. Factors are the smaller whole numbers that divide into a target number, while multiples are the larger answers you get when skip-counting upwards.

• Remember not to include any spaces or commas in your typed answers. Our input fields only accept numerical digits, so entering plain numbers ensures your answer is marked smoothly.