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Find all the factor pairs to answer the question. Show all possible arrangements.  \n1) Mr. Watson has 22 spelling worksheets to sort into equal piles for each reading group. What are all the different ways to divide them?  \n2×11 , 11×2  \n2) Mrs. Blake has 12 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?  \n2×6 , 3×4 , 4×3 , 6×2  \n3) The art teacher has 39 paintbrushes to sort equally into cups at each table. What are all the possible ways to divide them?  \n3×13 , 13×3  \n4) A fruit farmer has 16 watermelons to load onto trucks so each truck carries the same number. What are all the ways the watermelons can be divided evenly?  \n2×8 , 4×4 , 8×2  \n5) A florist has 40 roses and wants to make bouquets that each contain the same number of roses. What are all the different bouquet sizes she could make?  \n2×20 , 4×10 , 5×8 , 8×5 , 10×4 , 20×2  \n6) A scout leader has 51 badges to hand out equally to patrol groups. What are all the ways the badges can be divided evenly?  \n3×17 , 17×3  \n7) A tile maker has 32 tiles to lay in a rectangular pattern with equal rows. What are all the different patterns she could make?  \n2×16 , 4×8 , 8×4 , 16×2  \n8) A janitor has 36 desks to push into equal groups for a classroom rearrangement. What are all the ways the desks can be grouped evenly?  \n2×18 , 3×12 , 4×9 , 6×6 , 9×4 , 12×3 , 18×2  \n9) Coach Davis has 42 players at basketball camp. He wants to split them into equal teams. What are all the ways he can make equal teams?  \n2×21 , 3×14 , 6×7 , 7×6 , 14×3 , 21×2  \n10) Mr. Kim has 38 stickers to divide equally among prize bags for a class contest. What are all the ways he can split the stickers evenly?  \n2×19 , 19×2  \n1-10  90  80  70  60  50  40  30  20  10  0   \n [Math ](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 5)[ www.CommonCoreSheets.com](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 5)[ 5](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 5) ~~                   ~~  \nFactor Pair Word  \nProblems  \nName: Answer Key  \nRead each problem. Find all the factor pairs to answer the question. Show all possible arrangements.  \n1) Mr. Watson has 22 spelling worksheets to sort into equal piles for each reading group. What are all the different ways to divide them?  \n2×11 , 11×2  \n2) Mrs. Blake has 12 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?  \n2×6 , 3×4 , 4×3 , 6×2  \n3) The art teacher has 39 paintbrushes to sort equally into cups at each table. 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