Greatest common factor and least common multiple
6th grade (Year 7 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: 6.NS.B.4 · England: Y6 Number, KS3 Number, GCSE Foundation Number
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Question 1
Hana buys bread rolls in packs of 4 and veggie sausages in packs of 6. What is the smallest number of rolls Hana can buy so that there are exactly as many rolls as sausages?
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Question 2
Find the greatest common factor (highest common factor) of 16 and 28.
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Question 3
Find the least common multiple (lowest common multiple) of 14 and 11.
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Question 4
Felix buys bread rolls in packs of 8 and veggie sausages in packs of 10. What is the smallest number of rolls Felix can buy so that there are exactly as many rolls as sausages?
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Question 5
Find the greatest common factor (highest common factor) of 36 and 63.
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Question 6
Find the least common multiple (lowest common multiple) of 8 and 5.
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Question 7
Noah buys bread rolls in packs of 4 and veggie sausages in packs of 6. What is the smallest number of rolls Noah can buy so that there are exactly as many rolls as sausages?
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Question 8
Find the greatest common factor (highest common factor) of 48 and 40.
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Question 9
Find the least common multiple (lowest common multiple) of 12 and 8.
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Question 10
Priya buys bread rolls in packs of 6 and veggie sausages in packs of 8. What is the smallest number of rolls Priya can buy so that there are exactly as many rolls as sausages?
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Question 11
Find the greatest common factor (highest common factor) of 55 and 99.
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Question 12
Find the least common multiple (lowest common multiple) of 11 and 12.
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Question 13
Tariq buys bread rolls in packs of 6 and veggie sausages in packs of 10. What is the smallest number of rolls Tariq can buy so that there are exactly as many rolls as sausages?
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Question 14
Find the greatest common factor (highest common factor) of 14 and 16.
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Question 15
Find the least common multiple (lowest common multiple) of 15 and 13.
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Question 16
Ines buys bread rolls in packs of 10 and veggie sausages in packs of 12. What is the smallest number of rolls Ines can buy so that there are exactly as many rolls as sausages?
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