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Marizza181 [45]
3 years ago
13

Each visitor at Eacky World Water Park gets a free towel to use at the park. At the entrance workers arrange tje towels in stack

s with same number of towels in each stack. Each stack must have more tham 1 towel and there must be more than 1 stack of towels. Which of these numbers of towels could be arranged into more than 1 stack with the same number of towels in each stack? Each stack must have more than 1 toqel. Explain why this arrangement is possible or not possible for each of these numbers of towels. 60 29 37 42
Mathematics
1 answer:
arsen [322]3 years ago
8 0
37 and 29 won't work because these numbers are prime numbers, which can't be divided equally. This problem is basically saying which one of these are prime numbers.
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