A few days ago
jmvsweet75

help what are the factors of 90?

daughter is doing homework and we need to find the factors for these following numbers: 90,300,288,360,84 and 144. we can’t figure it and i have not been to a math class in a long time can someone help!!!

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A few days ago
kotoko

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The easiest way to do this is to work backwards. (Though it may take awhile since they are large numbers.)

So you start with:

90: 1…90

Is 90 divisible by 2? Yes. What do you get when 90/2? 45.

So you can add 2 and 45 to your list.

Is 90 divisible by 3? Yes. What do you get when 90/3? 30.

Now, you add 3 and 30 to your list.

When you reach the middle and no more numbers in-between are divisible by the main number, you’re all done. C:

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A few days ago
Maverick
The factors are a pair of whole numbers that equal to the number that you are looking for (in the first case, 90)

I start with 1 1*90, 2*45, 3*40, 4 doesn’t work, 5*16, 6*15,

7&8 – no, 9*10, 11&12&13&14 – no, and you are up to 15 which you already have with 6*15, so you are done.

I hope you are not confusing factors with prime factors. For prime factors, you do a factor tree, to get the prime numbers that multiply together to get 90.

90

/ \

9 10

/ \ / \

3 3 2 5

the result (3,3,2,5) are all prime numbers, and when you multiply them together, they equal 90.

Hopefully, you can do the rest!

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A few days ago
Anonymous
Okay, so factors are what number that you can times to get for example…90. So the equation should be _x_= 90. Um..I’m only in Grade 7, so I’ll just give you like two examples for each number, and I’m gone okay? Because I don’t want to give you guys the wrong answers, since I get a B in math. Okay…so 3×30=90, so in order to list you do this:

(1,3, 5,18,30,90)

(These are only an examples)

Okies…so off to 300…

(1, 2,3, 5 m 60,100 ,150,300)

288…

(1,2 ,144 ,288)

360…

(1, 6,60,360)

84…

(1, 2 ,4,21,42 , 84)

144…

(1,12,12,144)

Hope this helps….Good luck!

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5 years ago
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A few days ago
tajme5
90…

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90

do you want the other numbers you have up there too?

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