IXL | Find all the factor pairs of a number

Find all the factor pairs for 45 and complete the equations.

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Find all the factor pairs for 75 and complete the equations.

key idea

A factor of a number divides the number evenly.

A factor pair for a number is a pair of factors whose product is that number. For example, 2 and 5 are a factor pair for 10 because

solution

Each of the equations is missing a factor. In the first equation, one of the factors is 75. You can use a multiplication fact to find the missing factor.

So, 1 and 75 are a factor pair for 75.

In the second equation, one of the factors is 3. Divide 75 by 3 to find the missing factor.

The missing factor is 25.

So, 3 and 25 are a factor pair for 75.

In the third equation, one of the factors is 5. Divide 75 by 5 to find the missing factor.

The missing factor is 15.

So, 5 and 15 are a factor pair for 75.

These equations show all the factor pairs for 75:

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Lesson: Factors

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