Asked by Molly

Kevin is planting 15 bushes and 9 trees in rows. If he wants all the rows to be exactly the same, with no plants left over, what is the greatest number of rows Kevin can plant?

I need help.. I think you need to find the greatest common factor? And that would be 3. So would three be the answer?

5 years ago

Answered by oobleck

correct

5 years ago

Answered by Molly

Thank You!

5 years ago

Answered by Tyler

Thank you soooooooo much.

4 years ago

Answered by nom

Thank you :)

4 years ago

Answered by Lime

Nope it was wrong... >:(

4 years ago

Answered by Carsyn

yep 3

4 years ago

Answered by Tye

ayo thank you u very much helpful.

4 years ago

Answered by PARKER

Thanks that helped me on my test lol

4 years ago

Answered by Annabelle

Thank you! you were very helpful, Oobleck. I am happy that you decided to reach out.

4 years ago

Answered by brady

if someone can help me with what is x to the power of -7 y to the power of -3
I be thankful

4 years ago

Answered by chalkboiiiiiii

kevin needs to chill on the planting

3 years ago

Answered by Anonymous

That help me in my test

3 years ago

Answered by Isaiah

this helps thanks

3 years ago

Answered by sup

thanks

3 years ago

Answered by KENSLEY HARRIS

3 years ago

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