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Book Free DemoThe number factor is calculated as the quantity that is the accurate divisor of that number.
Example:
Annie's uncle gave her \(24\) cupcakes to distribute among her \(6\) friends.
We have to equally distribute it among \(6\) children. How will she do that?
\(24\) cupcakes \(÷\) \(6\) children \(=\) \(4\) cupcakes for each child. That is \(24=6×4\).
Annie can distribute \(4\) cupcakes to each of her friends.
Now, what if \(2\) more children come to her place.
How will she distribute the same amount of cupcakes among \(8\) children?
\(24\) cupcakes \(÷\) \(8\) children \(=\) \(3\) cup cakes for each child. That is \(24=8×3\).
Annie can distribute the \(3\) cupcakes to her friends.
Suppose \(4\) more children visit her place at the same time. Can she distribute \(24\) cupcakes equally among all children?
Yes, she can!!! \(24\) cupcakes \(÷\) \(12\) children \(=\) \(2\) cupcakes for each child. That is \(24=12×2\).
Annie can distribute \(2\) cupcakes to each of her friends.
From the above example, we can see that \(24\) is written as a product of two numbers in different ways as
This means \(2\), \(3\), \(6\), \(8\), and \(12\) are the exact divisor of \(24\). These are known as factors of \(24\).
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