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Find all the factor pairs to answer the question. Show all possible arrangements.  \n1) A strawberry farmer picked 57 strawberries. She wants to fill pint containers with the same number in each. What are all the possible ways to fill them evenly?  \n3×19 , 19×3  \n2) Mr. Cooper has 50 test tubes to place equally into lab station racks. What are all the possible arrangements?  \n2×25 , 5×10 , 10×5 , 25×2  \n3) A marine biologist has 54 water samples to organize into equal rows on a lab shelf. What are all the different row arrangements?  \n2×27 , 3×18 , 6×9 , 9×6 , 18×3 , 27×2  \n4) A toy factory packed 36 toy cars into display boxes with the same number in each. What are all the different ways the boxes could be filled?  \n2×18 , 3×12 , 4×9 , 6×6 , 9×4 , 12×3 , 18×2  \n5) Mrs. Diaz has 22 glue sticks to distribute equally to craft stations. What are all the ways the glue sticks can be divided into equal groups?  \n2×11 , 11×2  \n6) The marching band director has 27 musicians to arrange into equal rows for the halftime show. What are all the possible formations?  \n3×9 , 9×3  \n7) A stamp collector has 60 stamps and wants to arrange them on pages so each page holds the same number. What are all the possible page layouts?  \n2×30 , 3×20 , 4×15 , 5×12 , 6×10 , 10×6 , 12×5 , 15×4 , 20×3 , 30×2  \n8) A grocery clerk has 21 apples to arrange into equal rows on a display. What are all the different ways the apples could be arranged?  \n3×7 , 7×3  \n9) The drama teacher has 30 costume pieces to hang in equal groups on wardrobe racks. What are all the possible groupings?  \n2×15 , 3×10 , 5×6 , 6×5 , 10×3 , 15×2  \n10) Mr. Nguyen has 24 trading cards and wants to put the same number into each sleeve page. What are all the ways he could organize them?  \n2×12 , 3×8 , 4×6 , 6×4 , 8×3 , 12×2  \n1-10  90  80  70  60  50  40  30  20  10  0   \n [Math ](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 8)[ www.CommonCoreSheets.com](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 8)[ 8](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 8) ~~                   ~~  \nFactor Pair Word  \nProblems  \nName: Answer Key  \nRead each problem. Find all the factor pairs to answer the question. Show all possible arrangements.  \n1) A strawberry farmer picked 57 strawberries. She wants to fill pint containers with the same number in each. What are all the possible ways to fill them evenly?  \n3×19 , 19×3  \n2) Mr. Cooper has 50 test tubes to place equally into lab station racks. What are all the possible arrangements?  \n2×25 , 5×10 , 10×5 , 25×2  \n3) A marine biologist has 54 water samples to organize into equal rows on a lab shelf. 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