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Factor Pairs Practice
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Factor Pairs Practice
🔢 Part 1: Finding Factor Pairs
1. Find all the factor pairs for 18.
2. Find all the factor pairs for 30.
3. Complete these factor pairs for 36:
1 × _____ = 36
2 × _____ = 36
3 × _____ = 36
4 × _____ = 36
6 × _____ = 36
4. Which of these are factor pairs of 48?
6 × 8
4 × 12
5 × 9
3 × 16
🧮 Part 2: Missing Factors
5. Find the missing factor in each pair:
a) 7 × _____ = 42
b) _____ × 9 = 63
c) 8 × _____ = 56
d) _____ × 6 = 54
6. Sarah arranges 24 chairs in equal rows. She makes 4 rows. How many chairs are in each row?
7. Tom has 35 stickers to arrange in a rectangle. List three different ways he could arrange them in rows and columns:
🤔 Part 3: Reasoning Questions
8. Which number has more factor pairs: 20 or 24? Show your working and explain your answer.
9. Circle the correct answer:
A number that has exactly two factor pairs is called:
An even number
A prime number
An odd number
A square number
10. Challenge: Find a number between 40 and 50 that has exactly 6 factor pairs. Show all the factor pairs.
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