is 552 multiply of 5?

No because if you do math then it would be a decimal number and a decimal number isn't considered a multiple number. The last number has to be a 5 or 0 to be a multiple by 5.

No

No. 5 is not a multiple of 552.

552 is NOT a MULTIPLE of 5.
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No.

552/5
= 110.4 (cannot be divided completely)

no,
you can see this by dividing 552 by 5, you will get 110.4. If this number were an integer (i.e and whole number like 2, 3, 4 ect) then it would be a multiple.
An example of multiples of 5 are 10, 50, and 555. try dividing these numbers buy 5 and you will see that you will get integers.

No.
An integer M is called a multiple of another integer N if M/N is an integer too.
Or, in other words, M = N . P for an integer P.

In your case, 552 / 5 is 110.4 which is not an integer.
So 552 is not a multiple of 5.

yes, 5 x (552/5) = 552

Not unless you multiply 5 times 110.4

First of all, it's called a "multiple."

And second, No. All multiples of 5 have either a 5 or a 0 in the one's digit (the digit on the far right in whole numbers).