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Find all the factor pairs to answer the question. Show all possible arrangements.  \n1) A dog trainer has 45 treats to split equally among the dogs in her class. What are all the different ways she could divide them?  \n3×15 , 5×9 , 9×5 , 15×3  \n2) A warehouse has 57 light bulbs to pack into boxes with the same number per box. What are all the possible box arrangements?  \n3×19 , 19×3  \n3) A chocolate factory produced 52 truffles and wants to fill each box with the same number. What are all the different box sizes they could use?  \n2×26 , 4×13 , 13×4 , 26×2  \n4) A tile maker has 42 tiles to lay in a rectangular pattern with equal rows. What are all the different patterns she could make?  \n2×21 , 3×14 , 6×7 , 7×6 , 14×3 , 21×2  \n5) Mr. Kim has 28 stickers to divide equally among prize bags for a class contest. What are all the ways he can split the stickers evenly?  \n2×14 , 4×7 , 7×4 , 14×2  \n6) Mr. Cooper has 18 test tubes to place equally into lab station racks. What are all the possible arrangements?  \n2×9 , 3×6 , 6×3 , 9×2  \n7) Mr. Ellis has 51 geography flashcards to split equally among study teams. What are all the possible ways to divide the cards?  \n3×17 , 17×3  \n8) Mrs. Kelly has 55 seashells from a beach trip. She wants to glue them in equal rows onto a poster board. What are all the possible row layouts?  \n5×11 , 11×5  \n9) The school store received 22 erasers to display in equal rows on the counter. What are all the possible row arrangements?  \n2×11 , 11×2  \n10) Mr. Jenkins has 25 colored tiles for a mosaic project. He wants to lay them in equal rows. What are all the possible row layouts?  \n5×5  \n1-10  90  80  70  60  50  40  30  20  10  0   \n Math  ~~                   ~~  \n[www.CommonCoreSheets.com](www.CommonCoreSheets.com)  \nFactor Pair Word  \nProblems  \nName: Answer Key  \nRead each problem. Find all the factor pairs to answer the question. 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