Factors and Multiples

Question 1

Question 1

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6; .: 12

Question 2

The greatest number of identical arrangements that can be made using only the carnations and asters with no flowers left over is 23✔ 612

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✔ 6; 6; .: 12

Question 3

The greatest number of identical arrangements that can be made using only the lilies and daffodils with no flowers left over is 236✔ 12.

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✔ 12

Question 4

The florist makes the greatest number of identical arrangements with the carnations and asters. She has 72 carnations and 42 asters. How can she decide how many carnations to place in each arrangement?

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Divide the number of carnations by the GCF of 72 and 42.

Question 5

The florist makes the greatest number of identical arrangements with the lilies and the daisies. Which combination describes the arrangements?

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12 arrangements with 5 lilies and 3 daisies

Question 6

Another florist has 16 yellow mums and 40 white carnations. Which question can be answered by finding the GCF of 16 and 40?

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What is the greatest number of identical groups that can be made with a number of mums and carnations in each group?

Question 7

At the flower show, one trolley arrives every 4 minutes to take people to the rose pavilion. Another trolley arrives every 10 minutes to take people to the exotic flower greenhouse. Both trollies just arrived at the main building. How many minutes from now will be the next time the trollies arrive at the main building together? minutes

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20

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