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Find all the factor pairs to answer the question. Show all possible arrangements.  \n1) The track coach has 14 hurdles to set up in equal rows across the lanes. What are all the different row arrangements he could use?  \n2×7 , 7×2  \n2) A park worker has 42 fence posts and wants to place them in equal sections along a trail. What are all the different section arrangements?  \n2×21 , 3×14 , 6×7 , 7×6 , 14×3 , 21×2  \n3) Mrs. Lopez made 49 tamales and wants to wrap them in equal bundles. What are all the different bundle sizes she could use?  \n7×7  \n4) A rock collector has 51 geodes and wants to display them in equal groups inside a display cabinet. What are all the possible groupings?  \n3×17 , 17×3  \n5) Mr. Kim has 50 stickers to divide equally among prize bags for a class contest. What are all the ways he can split the stickers evenly?  \n2×25 , 5×10 , 10×5 , 25×2  \n6) A shoe store has 33 pairs of sneakers to arrange in equal rows on a wall display. What are all the different row arrangements?  \n3×11 , 11×3  \n7) A caterpillar researcher has 57 specimen jars to organize in equal rows on a lab table. What are all the different row layouts?  \n3×19 , 19×3  \n8) A sandwich shop made 54 wraps and wants to stack them equally in the display fridge. What are all the ways the wraps can be divided into equal groups?  \n2×27 , 3×18 , 6×9 , 9×6 , 18×3 , 27×2  \n9) The PE closet has 55 basketballs to divide equally among rolling carts. What are all the possible ways to load the carts evenly?  \n5×11 , 11×5  \n10) The school kitchen received 56 apples for snack time. The staff wants to put the same number in each bowl. What are all the possible ways to divide them?  \n2×28 , 4×14 , 7×8 , 8×7 , 14×4 , 28×2  \n1-10  90  80  70  60  50  40  30  20  10  0   \n [Math ](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 1)[ www.CommonCoreSheets.com](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 1)[ 1](Math  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 1) ~~                   ~~  \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 track coach has 14 hurdles to set up in equal rows across the lanes. What are all the different row arrangements he could use?  \n2×7 , 7×2  \n2) A park worker has 42 fence posts and wants to place them in equal sections along a trail. What are all the different section arrangements?  \n2×21 , 3×14 , 6×7 , 7×6 , 14×3 , 21×2  \n3) Mrs. Lopez made 49 tamales and wants to wrap them in equal bundles. 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