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2 answers:
Okay :)
This is about the amount of factors and factor pairs.
Soo first question,
Joanne can make 9 combinations
Next,
Jack can make 6 pairs.
Then,
Jill can also make six combinations.
Here's a graph to show how to do it at the bottom.
(What is this, Jack and Jill? Lol)
For the last one, Mrs. Johnson can bake 12 different types of pies, because that's how many factor pairs you can get.
I really hope this helps!
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