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Big Ideas Math: Modeling Real Life, Grade 6

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Exercise 4 Page 38

How can you write 66 as the product of two natural numbers?

1* 66, 2 * 33, 3 * 22, and 6 * 11

The factors of a number are any natural numbers we can multiply to get that number. Let's write 6 as the product of two numbers in as many ways as possible.

66 Written as a Product of Two Numbers	Factors
1 * 66=66	1 and 66
2 * 33=66	2 and 33
3 * 22=66	3 and 22
6 * 11=66	6 and 11

The products of the two numbers are the factor pair of 66. We found that 66 has 4 factor pairs. 1* 66, 2 * 33, 3 * 22, 6 * 11

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