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Factor Pairs Practice
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Factor Pairs Practice
Find factor pairs by multiplying two whole numbers to make the given number. Include each pair once, with the smaller factor first.
Find and complete factor pairs
1.Write every factor pair of 28.
2.List all the factor pairs of 42.
3.Fill in each missing factor to make a factor pair of 40: 1 × = 40; 2 × = 40; 4 × = 40; 5 × = 40; 8 × = 40.
4.Select every multiplication that makes 54.
- 6 × 9
- 3 × 18
- 4 × 13
- 2 × 27
Missing factors and arrays
5.Complete each multiplication: 6 × = 48; × 8 = 56; 9 × = 72; × 7 = 49.
6.A school hall has 32 chairs set out in 4 equal rows. How many chairs are in each row?
7.Rhys has 36 tiles and wants to arrange all of them in a rectangle with more than one tile in each row. Give three different row-and-column arrangements.
Think about factors
8.Which has more factor pairs, 18 or 24? Write the pairs for both numbers to support your answer.
9.A prime number has exactly how many positive factors?
- One
- Two
- Three
- Four
10.Challenge: 60 is less than 70. Find all its factor pairs and count how many pairs there are.
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