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James has 36 tulips and needs to have same number in each vase

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maks197457 [2]3 years ago

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Use the <u>factor pairs</u> of 36. You'll find that he has
9 different ways to arrange them:

<em>1 x 36</em> ... 1 tulip each in 36 vases, or 36 tulips in1 vase

<em>2 x18</em> ... 2 tulips each in 18 vases, or 18 tulips each in 2 vases

<em>3 x 12</em> ... 3 tulips each in 12 vases, or 12 tulips each in 3 vases

<em>4 x 9</em> ... 4 tulips each in 9 vases, or 9 tulips each in 4 vases

<em>6 x 6</em> ... 6 tulips each in 6 vases

Paraphin [41]3 years ago

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It depends like if there is 2 vases you do 18 tulips in each vase. If there are 3 vases you put 12 tulips in each vase. If there are 4 vases you put 9 tulips in each vase.

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