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Find all the factor pairs to answer the question. Show all possible arrangements.  \n1) The PE teacher has 27 jump ropes to distribute equally among gym stations. What are all the ways the jump ropes can be split into equal groups?  \n3×9 , 9×3  \n2) A toy factory packed 48 toy cars into display boxes with the same number in each. What are all the different ways the boxes could be filled?  \n2×24 , 3×16 , 4×12 , 6×8 , 8×6 , 12×4 , 16×3 , 24×2  \n3) The science teacher has 54 magnets and wants to divide them equally into lab kits. What are all the ways she can split them evenly?  \n2×27 , 3×18 , 6×9 , 9×6 , 18×3 , 27×2  \n4) A dentist has 34 toothbrushes to put equally into goody bags for patients. What are all the ways the toothbrushes can be divided evenly?  \n2×17 , 17×2  \n5) A mail carrier has 38 packages to divide equally among delivery routes. What are all the ways the packages can be split evenly?  \n2×19 , 19×2  \n6) A jeweler has 12 beads to string onto bracelets with the same number on each bracelet. What are all the different bracelet sizes she could make?  \n2×6 , 3×4 , 4×3 , 6×2  \n7) An astronomer has 40 star charts to organize into equal stacks. What are all the different ways the stacks could be arranged?  \n2×20 , 4×10 , 5×8 , 8×5 , 10×4 , 20×2  \n8) The soccer coach brought 22 orange slices for halftime. She wants to divide them equally onto plates. What are all the ways she can arrange them?  \n2×11 , 11×2  \n9) The school ordered 21 calculators to distribute equally among classrooms. What are all the ways the calculators can be divided evenly?  \n3×7 , 7×3  \n10) The cheerleading coach has 33 pom-poms to hand out equally to the squads. 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