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Find all the factor pairs to answer the question. Show all possible arrangements.  \n1) The robotics club has 27 gears to sort into equal parts kits. What are all the ways the gears can be divided evenly?  \n3×9 , 9×3  \n2) A park ranger planted 30 trees along a trail in equal groups. What are all the different ways the trees could be grouped?  \n2×15 , 3×10 , 5×6 , 6×5 , 10×3 , 15×2  \n3) Mrs. Henderson has 14 reward stickers to split equally into envelopes for each student. What are all the different ways to divide them?  \n2×7 , 7×2  \n4) The marching band director has 21 musicians to arrange into equal rows for the halftime show. What are all the possible formations?  \n3×7 , 7×3  \n5) Mrs. Torres made 57 sandwiches for the class picnic. She wants to stack them equally on serving plates. What are all the different ways she could arrange them?  \n3×19 , 19×3  \n6) A florist has 38 roses and wants to make bouquets that each contain the same number of roses. What are all the different bouquet sizes she could make?  \n2×19 , 19×2  \n7) The PE teacher has 32 jump ropes to distribute equally among gym stations. What are all the ways the jump ropes can be split into equal groups?  \n2×16 , 4×8 , 8×4 , 16×2  \n8) Mr. Hall brought 28 juice boxes for the school field trip. He wants each cooler to hold the same number. What are all the possible arrangements?  \n2×14 , 4×7 , 7×4 , 14×2  \n9) The fourth-grade class collected 34 canned goods for the food drive. They want to pack them into bags with the same number in each bag. What are all the possible arrangements?  \n2×17 , 17×2  \n10) The principal has 26 student awards to display equally across bulletin boards. What are all the possible ways to arrange them?  \n2×13 , 13×2  \n1-10  90  80  70  60  50  40  30  20  10  0   \n [Math ](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 3)[ www.CommonCoreSheets.com](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 3)[ 3](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 3) ~~                   ~~  \nFactor Pair Word  \nProblems  \nName: Answer Key  \nRead each problem. Find all the factor pairs to answer the question. Show all possible arrangements.  \n1) The robotics club has 27 gears to sort into equal parts kits. What are all the ways the gears can be divided evenly?  \n3×9 , 9×3  \n2) A park ranger planted 30 trees along a trail in equal groups. What are all the different ways the trees could be grouped?  \n2×15 , 3×10 , 5×6 , 6×5 , 10×3 , 15×2  \n3) Mrs. Henderson has 14 reward stickers to split equally into envelopes for each student. What are all the different ways to divide them?  \n2×7 , 7×2  \n4) The marching band director has 21 musicians to arrange into equal rows for the halftime show. What are all the possible formations?  \n3×7 , 7×3  \n5) Mrs. Torres made 57 sandwiches for the class picnic. She wants to stack them equally on serving plates. What are all the different ways she could arrange them?  \n3×19 , 19×3  \n6) A florist has 38 roses and wants to make bouquets that each contain the same number of roses. What are all the different bouquet sizes she could make?  \n2×19 , 19×2  \n7) The PE teacher has 32 jump ropes to distribute equally among gym stations. What are all the ways the jump ropes can be split into equal groups?  \n2×16 , 4×8 , 8×4 , 16×2  \n8) Mr. Hall brought 28 juice boxes for the school field trip. He wants each cooler to hold the same number. What are all the possible arrangements?  \n2×14 , 4×7 , 7×4 , 14×2  \n9) The fourth-grade class collected 34 canned goods for the food drive. They want to pack them into bags with the same number in each bag. What are all the possible arrangements?  \n2×17 , 17×2  \n10) The principal has 26 student awards to display equally across bulletin boards. What are all the possible ways to arrange them?  \n2×13 , 13×2  \n1-10  90  80  70  60  50  40  30  20  10  0   \n [Math ](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 3)[ www.CommonCoreSheets.com](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 3)[ 3](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 3) ~~           ","cbCaiqAqos8Dmcpx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqAqos8Dmcpx","pdf",42500,"English","# Factor Pair Word Problems\n## Problems 1-10","[{\"question\":\"What does the document ask you to do in each factor pair problem?\",\"answer\":\"Read each scenario, then find all factor pairs that satisfy the equal grouping condition, showing every possible arrangement.\"},{\"question\":\"Why do some answers list two orderings like 3×9 and 9×3?\",\"answer\":\"Because the problem requests all possible arrangements, and both factor orders represent valid pairings for the same total.\"},{\"question\":\"What kind of real-life contexts are included in Problems 1 through 10?\",\"answer\":\"The scenarios include organizing club gears, planting trees, splitting stickers into envelopes, forming band rows, stacking sandwiches, making rose bouquets, distributing jump ropes, filling coolers, packing canned goods, and arranging student awards.\"}]","Factor Pair Word Problems - Answer Key | PDF",1790803524]