Asked by Elanie Manning
Mr. Rodriguez is packing bags of snacks for his children’s lunchboxes. If he has 20 blueberries and 30 grapes, what is the maximum number of bags of snacks that he can pack so that each bag has the same number of blueberries and grapes?
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
Factors:
20 =
2 * 10
4 * 5
30 =
2 * 15
3 * 10
5 * 6
Which is the largest common factor?
20 =
2 * 10
4 * 5
30 =
2 * 15
3 * 10
5 * 6
Which is the largest common factor?
Answered by
Steve
GCD(20,30) = 10
so, 10 bags, each with 2 blueberries and 3 grapes
not much of a snack, eh?
so, 10 bags, each with 2 blueberries and 3 grapes
not much of a snack, eh?
Answered by
XANDER
Mr. Rodriguez is packing bags of snacks for his children’s lunchboxes. If he has 20 blueberries and 30 grapes, what is the maximum number of bags of snacks that he can pack so that each bag has the same number of blueberries and grapes?
5 bags
10 bags
50 bags
60 bags
5 bags
10 bags
50 bags
60 bags
Answered by
Anonymous
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Answer
Answered by
Anonymous
The answer is 10
Answered by
Anonymous
The answer is 10 because 20÷10 is 2 and 30÷10 is 3 so there will be 5 left over.
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