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Find all the factor pairs to answer the question. Show all possible arrangements.  \n1) Mr. Reeves bought 56 seedlings to plant in equal rows in the school garden. What are all the different row arrangements he could use?  \n2×28 , 4×14 , 7×8 , 8×7 , 14×4 , 28×2  \n2) Mr. Garcia has 18 pencils to place equally into desk caddies. What are all the ways the pencils can be divided evenly?  \n2×9 , 3×6 , 6×3 , 9×2  \n3) Mrs. Kelly has 12 seashells from a beach trip. She wants to glue them in equal rows onto a poster board. What are all the possible row layouts?  \n2×6 , 3×4 , 4×3 , 6×2  \n4) An astronomer has 50 star charts to organize into equal stacks. What are all the different ways the stacks could be arranged?  \n2×25 , 5×10 , 10×5 , 25×2  \n5) The school nurse has 39 bandages to divide equally among first aid kits. What are all the ways the bandages can be split evenly?  \n3×13 , 13×3  \n6) A florist has 14 roses and wants to make bouquets that each contain the same number of roses. What are all the different bouquet sizes she could make?  \n2×7 , 7×2  \n7) A pilot training school has 33 model airplanes to display in equal rows inside a trophy case. What are all the different row arrangements?  \n3×11 , 11×3  \n8) The janitor received 49 rolls of paper towels to store equally on supply room shelves. What are all the different shelf arrangements?  \n7×7  \n9) The reading teacher has 36 bookmarks to hand out equally to student groups. What are all the possible ways to divide them?  \n2×18 , 3×12 , 4×9 , 6×6 , 9×4 , 12×3 , 18×2  \n10) A bowling alley has 32 pairs of rental shoes to store in cubbies with the same number per row. What are all the possible row arrangements?  \n2×16 , 4×8 , 8×4 , 16×2  \n1-10  90  80  70  60  50  40  30  20  10  0   \n [Math ](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 9)[ www.CommonCoreSheets.com](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 9)[ 9](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 9) ~~                   ~~  \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. Reeves bought 56 seedlings to plant in equal rows in the school garden. What are all the different row arrangements he could use?  \n2×28 , 4×14 , 7×8 , 8×7 , 14×4 , 28×2  \n2) Mr. Garcia has 18 pencils to place equally into desk caddies. What are all the ways the pencils can be divided evenly?  \n2×9 , 3×6 , 6×3 , 9×2  \n3) Mrs. Kelly has 12 seashells from a beach trip. She wants to glue them in equal rows onto a poster board. What are all the possible row layouts?  \n2×6 , 3×4 , 4×3 , 6×2  \n4) An astronomer has 50 star charts to organize into equal stacks. What are all the different ways the stacks could be arranged?  \n2×25 , 5×10 , 10×5 , 25×2  \n5) The school nurse has 39 bandages to divide equally among first aid kits. What are all the ways the bandages can be split evenly?  \n3×13 , 13×3  \n6) A florist has 14 roses and wants to make bouquets that each contain the same number of roses. What are all the different bouquet sizes she could make?  \n2×7 , 7×2  \n7) A pilot training school has 33 model airplanes to display in equal rows inside a trophy case. What are all the different row arrangements?  \n3×11 , 11×3  \n8) The janitor received 49 rolls of paper towels to store equally on supply room shelves. What are all the different shelf arrangements?  \n7×7  \n9) The reading teacher has 36 bookmarks to hand out equally to student groups. 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