There are 36 roses and 27 carnations. anna is making flower arrangements using both flowers, if she made the maximum number of arrangements, how many carnations would be in each?

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Marvin Mckinney

Mathematics

12 December, 09:07

There are 36 roses and 27 carnations. anna is making flower arrangements using both flowers, if she made the maximum number of arrangements, how many carnations would be in each?

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Mckenzie Burnett · Answer 1

This is a GCF problem,

find the GCF of 36 and 27. To do this, list out the factors for each number.

EX 36 - 1*36, 2*18, so on and so on. Then do this for 27. The GCF will be the greatest factor. In this case, that is 9.

So there would be 9 groups because that is the greatest common factor.

there would be 4 roses in each group because 4*9 = 36.

There are 3 carnations in each group because 9*3 = 27.

So 9 groups with 4 roses and 3 carnations.