3 years ago

Bradon has 32 stamps.He wants to display the stamps in rows,with the same number of stamps in each row.

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4 rows of 8 stamps
8 rows of 4 stamps
16 rows of 2 stamps
2 rows of 16 stamps
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ExtremeBDS [4]3 years ago

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8*4=32

8 ROWS WITH 4 STAMPS IN EACH ROW

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