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Move the factors of 12 and 18 to their correct places on chart. Not all numbers will be used.(1 point)
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Factors of 12 Factors of both Factors of 18
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Move the factors of 12 and 18 to their correct places on chart. Not all numbers will be used.(1 point)
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Factors of 12 Factors of both Factors of 18
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explain but explain in a way I could write it or draw it on paper
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Answer 1

Do this on paper — draw a simple Venn diagram and fill in numbers.

1. Draw two overlapping circles. Label the left circle “12” and the right circle “18.” The overlapping part is “both.”

2. List the factors:
- Factors of 12: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12
- Factors of 18: 1, 2, 3, 6, 9, 18

3. Find the common factors (the intersection): numbers that appear in both lists → 1, 2, 3, 6. Write these in the overlapping middle.

4. Put the factors that belong only to 12 in the left-only part: 4, 12.

5. Put the factors that belong only to 18 in the right-only part: 9, 18.

So your Venn diagram should look like:
- Left-only (Factors of 12 only): 4, 12
- Middle (Factors of both): 1, 2, 3, 6
- Right-only (Factors of 18 only): 9, 18

If your problem gives extra numbers, any not listed above are not used.