Factors and Multiples Exploration
Students will identify factors and multiples of numbers, exploring their relationships.
Key Questions
- Analyze the relationship between factors and multiples of a given number.
- Construct a method to find all factors of a two-digit number.
- Compare the properties of a number with many factors versus a number with few factors.
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