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Title: Common Factors and Greatest Common Factors


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Common Factors and Greatest Common Factors
  • How to find them and what to do with them!

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What are factors?
  • The numbers you multiply together to get a
    product.
  • Example 8 X 3 24 So 8 and 3 are factors of
    24.
  • What are some other factors?

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What are the factors of 24
  • 1 X 24
  • 2 X 12
  • 3 X 8
  • 4 X 6

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When we talk about fractions we will need to find
common factors.
  • Then you will need to look at the list and
    determine the factors they have in common
  • You will need to make a list of all the factors
    of both numbers

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What are the common factors of
  • 24 and 36
  • List all the factors for both numbers

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24 and 36
  • FACTORS OF 24
  • 1 X 24
  • 2 X 12
  • 3 X 8
  • 4 X 6
  • FACTORS OF 36
  • 1 X 36
  • 2 X 18
  • 3 X 12
  • 4 X 9
  • 6 X 6

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Which factors do they have in common
  • The factors of 24 are 1,2,3,4,6,8,12,24
  • The factors of 36 are 1,2,3,4,6,9,12,18,36
  • They have 1,2,3,4,6, and 12 in common.
  • What is the greatest common factor?

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The Greatest Common Factor
  • (also known as the GCF)
  • is 12

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Try some more!
  • What is the Greatest Common Factor of 6 and 30?
  • What is the GCF of 14 and 20?
  • What is the GCF of 4 and 8?

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Some questions to think about
  • Can one of the numbers be the Greatest Common
    Factor? If so, when?
  • Is it possible to have 1 as a Greatest Common
    Factor? If so, when?
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