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Find all the factor pairs to answer the question. Show all possible arrangements.  \n1) The principal has 54 student awards to display equally across bulletin boards. What are all the possible ways to arrange them?  \n2×27 , 3×18 , 6×9 , 9×6 , 18×3 , 27×2  \n2) A zookeeper has 36 fish to feed equally to the penguins. Each penguin must get the same number of fish. What are all the possible ways to divide them?  \n2×18 , 3×12 , 4×9 , 6×6 , 9×4 , 12×3 , 18×2  \n3) A dog trainer has 33 treats to split equally among the dogs in her class. What are all the different ways she could divide them?  \n3×11 , 11×3  \n4) A dairy farmer has 46 bottles of milk to place in crates with the same number per crate. What are all the different crate arrangements?  \n2×23 , 23×2  \n5) Mrs. Diaz has 35 glue sticks to distribute equally to craft stations. What are all the ways the glue sticks can be divided into equal groups?  \n5×7 , 7×5  \n6) A bicycle shop has 30 helmets to hang in equal rows along the wall. What are all the possible row arrangements?  \n2×15 , 3×10 , 5×6 , 6×5 , 10×3 , 15×2  \n7) The garden club collected 28 seed packets to distribute equally among club members. What are all the ways the packets can be divided into equal groups?  \n2×14 , 4×7 , 7×4 , 14×2  \n8) A ticket booth has 58 raffle tickets to tear into equal bundles. What are all the different bundle sizes that would work?  \n2×29 , 29×2  \n9) A museum has 21 fossils to display in glass cases with the same number in each case. What are all the ways the fossils can be arranged?  \n3×7 , 7×3  \n10) The school photographer has 25 class photos to sort into equal stacks for each homeroom. What are all the ways they can be divided evenly?  \n5×5  \n1-10  90  80  70  60  50  40  30  20  10  0   \n [Math ](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 7)[ www.CommonCoreSheets.com](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 7)[ 7](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 7) ~~                   ~~  \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 principal has 54 student awards to display equally across bulletin boards. What are all the possible ways to arrange them?  \n2×27 , 3×18 , 6×9 , 9×6 , 18×3 , 27×2  \n2) A zookeeper has 36 fish to feed equally to the penguins. Each penguin must get the same number of fish. What are all the possible ways to divide them?  \n2×18 , 3×12 , 4×9 , 6×6 , 9×4 , 12×3 , 18×2  \n3) A dog trainer has 33 treats to split equally among the dogs in her class. What are all the different ways she could divide them?  \n3×11 , 11×3  \n4) A dairy farmer has 46 bottles of milk to place in crates with the same number per crate. What are all the different crate arrangements?  \n2×23 , 23×2  \n5) Mrs. Diaz has 35 glue sticks to distribute equally to craft stations. What are all the ways the glue sticks can be divided into equal groups?  \n5×7 , 7×5  \n6) A bicycle shop has 30 helmets to hang in equal rows along the wall. What are all the possible row arrangements?  \n2×15 , 3×10 , 5×6 , 6×5 , 10×3 , 15×2  \n7) The garden club collected 28 seed packets to distribute equally among club members. What are all the ways the packets can be divided into equal groups?  \n2×14 , 4×7 , 7×4 , 14×2  \n8) A ticket booth has 58 raffle tickets to tear into equal bundles. What are all the different bundle sizes that would work?  \n2×29 , 29×2  \n9) A museum has 21 fossils to display in glass cases with the same number in each case. What are all the ways the fossils can be arranged?  \n3×7 , 7×3  \n10) The school photographer has 25 class photos to sort into equal stacks for each homeroom. What are all the ways they can be divided evenly?  \n5×5  \n1-10  90  80  70  60  50  40  30  20  10  0   \n [Math ](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 7)[ www.CommonCoreSheets.com](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 7)[ 7](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 7) ~~                   ~~  \nFactor Pair Word  \nProblems  \nName:","cbCaikdSdQULxOFn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikdSdQULxOFn","pdf",42384,"English","# Factor Pair Word Problems\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What does each factor pair word problem ask you to do?\",\"answer\":\"Read each problem, then find all factor pairs that show every possible way to divide the total quantity into equal groups or arrangements.\"},{\"question\":\"How do the problems represent solutions?\",\"answer\":\"Each solution is given as factor pair products (like 2×27 and 3×18) representing different equal-group layouts.\"},{\"question\":\"Why are there multiple answers for the same question?\",\"answer\":\"Because a number can be factored in more than one way, and each distinct factor pair creates a different valid equal grouping or arrangement.\"}]","Factor Pair Word Problems - Answer Key | PDF",1790803534]