pamela has 16 tulips 8 lilies and 32 roses. she wants to arrange all the flowers in bouquets to give her friends before she move each bouquets has the same number of flowers and the same. type of flowers what is the greater number of flowers that could be in bouquets A 2, B 4, C 8 and D 16

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Bradyn Mills

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26 October, 00:57

pamela has 16 tulips 8 lilies and 32 roses. she wants to arrange all the flowers in bouquets to give her friends before she move each bouquets has the same number of flowers and the same. type of flowers what is the greater number of flowers that could be in bouquets A 2, B 4, C 8 and D 16

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Alyssa Garner · Answer 1

C 8

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All the groups of flowers are divisible by 8. That is the greatest common factor of this set of numbers. 2 and 4 are also factors, but they are not the GCF. 16 is only a factor for 16 and 32, not 8.