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Find all the factor pairs to answer the question. Show all possible arrangements.  \n1) Mrs. Patel has 60 colored pencils to sort equally into pencil cups around the room. What are all the different ways she could distribute them?  \n2×30 , 3×20 , 4×15 , 5×12 , 6×10 , 10×6 , 12×5 , 15×4 , 20×3 , 30×2  \n2) Mrs. Lopez made 35 tamales and wants to wrap them in equal bundles. What are all the different bundle sizes she could use?  \n5×7 , 7×5  \n3) The school photographer has 45 class photos to sort into equal stacks for each homeroom. What are all the ways they can be divided evenly?  \n3×15 , 5×9 , 9×5 , 15×3  \n4) Mrs. Blake has 48 paper plates for a class party. She wants to stack them into equal piles at each table. What are all the ways she can divide them?  \n2×24 , 3×16 , 4×12 , 6×8 , 8×6 , 12×4 , 16×3 , 24×2  \n5) An aquarium worker has 26 snails to split equally among fish tanks. What are all the different ways the snails could be divided?  \n2×13 , 13×2  \n6) The math teacher has 58 pattern blocks to divide equally among student workstations. What are all the possible ways to split them?  \n2×29 , 29×2  \n7) Mrs. Adams has 46 markers to put into equal groups for each table in her classroom. What are all the ways she can divide the markers?  \n2×23 , 23×2  \n8) Mr. Watson has 57 spelling worksheets to sort into equal piles for each reading group. What are all the different ways to divide them?  \n3×19 , 19×3  \n9) A hardware store has 12 screwdrivers to hang on pegboard hooks in equal rows. What are all the different row arrangements?  \n2×6 , 3×4 , 4×3 , 6×2  \n10) The cooking class made 54 bread rolls and wants to place the same number on each cooling rack. What are all the possible arrangements?  \n2×27 , 3×18 , 6×9 , 9×6 , 18×3 , 27×2  \n1-10  90  80  70  60  50  40  30  20  10  0   \n [Math ](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 4)[ www.CommonCoreSheets.com](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 4)[ 4](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 4) ~~                   ~~  \nFactor Pair Word  \nProblems  \nName: Answer Key  \nRead each problem. Find all the factor pairs to answer the question. Show all possible arrangements.  \n1) Mrs. Patel has 60 colored pencils to sort equally into pencil cups around the room. What are all the different ways she could distribute them?  \n2×30 , 3×20 , 4×15 , 5×12 , 6×10 , 10×6 , 12×5 , 15×4 , 20×3 , 30×2  \n2) Mrs. Lopez made 35 tamales and wants to wrap them in equal bundles. What are all the different bundle sizes she could use?  \n5×7 , 7×5  \n3) The school photographer has 45 class photos to sort into equal stacks for each homeroom. What are all the ways they can be divided evenly?  \n3×15 , 5×9 , 9×5 , 15×3  \n4) Mrs. Blake has 48 paper plates for a class party. She wants to stack them into equal piles at each table. What are all the ways she can divide them?  \n2×24 , 3×16 , 4×12 , 6×8 , 8×6 , 12×4 , 16×3 , 24×2  \n5) An aquarium worker has 26 snails to split equally among fish tanks. What are all the different ways the snails could be divided?  \n2×13 , 13×2  \n6) The math teacher has 58 pattern blocks to divide equally among student workstations. What are all the possible ways to split them?  \n2×29 , 29×2  \n7) Mrs. Adams has 46 markers to put into equal groups for each table in her classroom. What are all the ways she can divide the markers?  \n2×23 , 23×2  \n8) Mr. Watson has 57 spelling worksheets to sort into equal piles for each reading group. What are all the different ways to divide them?  \n3×19 , 19×3  \n9) A hardware store has 12 screwdrivers to hang on pegboard hooks in equal rows. What are all the different row arrangements?  \n2×6 , 3×4 , 4×3 , 6×2  \n10) The cooking class made 54 bread rolls and wants to place the same number on each cooling rack. What are all the possible arrangements?  \n2×27 , 3×18 , 6×9 , 9×6 , 18×3 , 27×2  \n1-10  90  80  70  60  50  40  30  20  10  0   \n [Math ](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 4)[ www.CommonCoreSheets.com](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.","cbCaibEtf7b3n1zm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibEtf7b3n1zm","pdf",42447,"English","# Factor Pair Word Problems - Name: Answer Key\n## Problem 1 - 2\n## Problem 3 - 4\n## Problem 5 - 6\n## Problem 7 - 8\n## Problem 9 - 10","[{\"question\":\"What does the factor pair word problem require you to do?\",\"answer\":\"Read each problem and find all factor pairs that multiply to the given number. 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