Questions and Answers
Which expression is NOT equivalent to the sum $48 + 72$?
Which expression is equivalent to the total number of flowers Jennifer is using to make bouquets?
Which expression is equivalent to $(45 + 15) ÷ 12$?
Which statement shows the correct prime factorization for the number provided?
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What is the product of $8 × 35$?
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What is the prime factorization of 112?
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What is the prime factorization of 320?
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When will Shane and Terrence get their hair cut on the same day again, given Shane cuts every 6 weeks and Terrence every 8 weeks?
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Study Notes
Factors and Multiples
- Understanding factors and multiples is crucial in mathematics for simplifying expressions and solving equations.
- Different expressions may represent the same numerical values, emphasizing the importance of equivalent expressions.
Multiple-Choice Questions Insights
- Equivalent expressions for the sum 48 + 72 include different combinations of multiplication and addition.
- Key focus on expressions combining factors to ensure their sums match the original expression.
Flower Bouquet Problem
- Jennifer's total flower count can be expressed in multiple equivalent forms using addition and multiplication to combine totals.
Prime Factorization
- Prime factorization involves breaking down a number into its basic prime numbers.
- Example from the assessment shows the importance of identifying missing factors in a given product.
Correct Prime Factorization
- Statements must accurately reflect the prime factorization of provided numbers, focusing on correct base and exponent representation.
Distributive Property
- The Distributive Property assists in reordering and simplifying expressions for calculations, important for modeling and verifying area in rectangles.
Factor and Expression Transformation
- Transforming factors into sums with no common factors highlights the versatility of multiplication and addition relationships in expressions.
Prime Factor Trees
- Creating factor trees is a method for visually simplifying numbers into their prime factors to ease calculation processes.
Greatest Common Factor (GCF)
- Determining the GCF of two numbers using their prime factorizations reveals shared factors, crucial in simplifying fractions and finding common denominators.
Haircut Scheduling Problem
- The scenario involving Shane and Terrence highlights the use of least common multiples (LCM) to determine future overlapping events based on individual schedules.
Application in Toy Manufacturing
- Understanding groupings and multiplying factors can be applied in real-world contexts such as packaging and manufacturing, illustrating the practical side of mathematical concepts.
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Test your understanding of factors and multiples with this enhanced end-of-topic assessment. The quiz includes multiple-choice questions that challenge your ability to identify expressions and solve problems related to this fundamental concept in mathematics.
