Solve Word Problems With Gcf Quiz

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#1 of 7: Mild

Solve word problems with GCF

Mila bought `6` candy bars and `42` hard candies to make treat bags for a party she is hosting. She wants to make identical treat bags with the same number of candy bars and the same number of hard candies in each bag, with no items left over.<ul><li>What is the largest number of identical treat bags she can make?</li><li>How many candy bars will be in each bag?</li><li>How many hard candies will be in each bag?</li></ul>

#2 of 7: Mild

Solve word problems with GCF

Rose baked `20` brownies and `25` cookies to package in gift bags for her neighbors. She wants to divide the desserts into identical gift bags so each gift bag has the same number of brownies and cookies, with no desserts left over. <ul><li>What is the most number of gift bags she can make? </li><li>How many brownies will be in each gift bag?</li> <li>How many cookies will be in each gift bag?</li></ul>

#3 of 7: Medium

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Bonnie is making camping kits to share with friends for which she has collected supplies. She has `40` bottles of water and `64` cans of food, which she would like to distribute equally among the kits, with nothing left over. <ul><li>What is the greatest number of kits Bonnie can make? </li><li>How many bottles of water will be in each kit? </li><li>How many cans of food will be in each kit?</li></ul>

#4 of 7: Medium

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Ezra baked `56` oatmeal raisin cookies and `42` macadamia nut cookies for a fundraiser. He wants to split the cookies into identical platters with no cookies left over. <ul><li>What is the largest number of platters he can make? </li><li>How many oatmeal raisin cookies will be on a platter?</li> <li>How many macadamia nut cookies will be on a platter?</li></ul>

#5 of 7: Medium

Solve word problems with GCF

Ari is creating cupcake bouquets using `24` vanilla cupcakes and `36` strawberry cupcakes. She wants each bouquet to be identical, with no cupcakes left over. <ul><li>What is the greatest number of cupcake bouquets Ari can create? </li><li>How many vanilla cupcakes will be in a bouquet? </li><li>How many strawberry cupcakes will be in one bouquet?</li></ul>

#6 of 7: Medium

Solve word problems with GCF

At Southeast High School, the Key Club is making food baskets to take to senior citizens during the holiday season. Students brought in `70` cans of food and `42` bottles of juice. They want all the baskets to be identical with no food left over.<ul><li>What is the greatest number of identical baskets the Key Club can make? </li><li>How many cans of food will be in each basket? </li><li>How many juice bottles are in each basket?</li></ul>

#7 of 7: Spicy

Solve word problems with GCF

Mrs. Montross is making supply boxes for her students to use in the classroom. She has purchased `40` glue sticks and `140` markers to use in the boxes. <ul><li>What is the largest number of identical supply boxes that she can make for her class, and have no supplies left over?</li><li>How many glue sticks will be in each supply box? </li><li>How many markers will be in each supply box?</li></ul>

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GCF is also known as the ‘Greatest Common Factor’. It is the largest or greatest number among all the common factors of the given numbers. It is referred using different names. Such as: HCD ( Highest Common Divisor ), HCF ( Highest Common Factor ), GCD ( Greatest Common Divisor). We can find the GCF of the numbers using three different methods. They are: prime factorization, division method, and listing out common factors. Teachers must share this amazing greatest common factor word problems 6th grade quiz with the students for practice.

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