Asked by caden

Two part problem that need help with.
1. Jill arranged her baseball cards in 4 rows of 9 cards. Then she arranged them in 2 rows of 18 cards. How many other ways can Jill arrange her cards in equal rows?
2. Sam has fewer baseball cards than Jill. There are only three ways that he can arrange his cards in equal rows. Write all the possible numbers of baseball cards that Sam could have.
Answered by Ms. Sue
4 * 9 = 36

Factors of 36:

1, 36
2, 18
3, 12
4, 9
6, 6

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What is your answer for 2?


Answered by caden
it says to use the info in the first problem to answer the second part.
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes.
What are the factors of each of these numbers?

30, 31, 32, 33, 34
Answered by Anonymous
24
Answered by becky
how would the factor pairs change if Nancy had only 5 posters to arrange? explain.
Answered by becky
she would have to seperate them equally
Answered by ellie
what is the answer for part 2
Answered by Rose
What’s the answer for the question?
Answered by Melanie
Whats the anwer
Answered by mckenzie
1. jill can arrange 3 more other ways.
Answered by Grace
What is the second answer
Answered by Anonymous
Daddy chill
Answered by I'm not putting my name
I need this answer
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