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Leap Frog Factorization

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Leap Frog Factorization
 

Froggy Jumps

Leap Frog FactorizationOnline version

Factor your way to safety

by Erica Marciano
1

What is the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) of 24 and 36?

2

Find all the factor pairs of 14.

3

Which factor pairs multiply to 42?

4

Which factor pairs multiply to 90?

5

Ms. Perez has 12 small toy cars. She wants to arrange them in equal rows for a display. What are all the different ways (factor pairs) she can arrange the cars?

6

Marco is organizing his 36 baseball cards. If he uses more than 4 pages but fewer than 10 pages, how many different ways can he arrange the cards on the pages (equal number of cards per page)

7

A baker made 20 blueberry muffins. She wants to pack them into boxes so that each box has the same number of muffins. List all the possible numbers of muffins that could be in a box

8

Mr. Chen bought 17 new pencils. Is it possible to make more than one group of equal size without having any pencils left over?

9

Which of these numbers is a composite number?

10

Why is the number 23 a prime number?

11

What is the smallest composite number?

12

Sarah has 15 stickers and David has 21 stickers. They want to put their stickers into piles so that every pile they both make has the same number of stickers. What is the largest possible number of stickers that could be in each pile?

13

A bulletin board has an area of 48 square feet. If the length of the board must be longer than 7 feet, what are all the possible whole-number lengths (in feet) for the board?

14

The number 1 is considered which of the following?

15

Which number is NOT a factor of 72?

16

Which factor pairs multiply to 25?

17

An array shows 3 rows of 4. How many total items are in the array?

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