Greatest common divisor (GCD) - practice problems - page 4 of 8
The greatest common divisor (GCD) of the integers is the largest positive integer that divides each of the integers. Also called as highest common factor (HCF). Greatest common divisors can be computed by the prime factorizations of the numbers and comparing factors.Direction: Solve each problem carefully and show your solution in each item.
Number of problems found: 156
- Square gardens
The gardening colony with dimensions of 180 m and 300 m is to be completely divided into equally large square areas with the largest possible area. Calculate how many such square areas can be obtained and determine the square's side length.
- Chairs
The two dining rooms in the recreational building have equally arranged chairs around the tables. A maximum of 78 people can dine in the first dining room and 54 in the second. How many chairs can be around one table?
- Pegs
From two sticks 240 cm and 210 cm long, it is necessary to cut the longest possible pegs for flowers so that no residues remain. How many pegs will it be?
- The wooden
The wooden block measures 12 cm, 24 cm, and 30 cm. Peter wants to cut it into several identical cubes. At least how many cubes can he get?
- Diameters: 23901
When paying, we use euro coins with the following diameters: The 10-cent coin has a diameter of 19.75 mm. The 20-cent coin has a diameter of 22.25 mm. The 50-cent coin has a diameter of 24.25 mm. Find out in what ratio the diameters of these coins are.
- Identical cubes
From the smallest number of identical cubes whose edge length is expressed by a natural number, can we build a block with dimensions 12dm x 16dm x 20dm?
- Largest squares
How many of the largest square sheets did the plumber cut the honeycomb from 16 dm and 96 dm?
- Rectangle 21663
A) Divide a rectangle measuring 126 cm x 72 cm into as many squares as possible. b) Calculate the side length of these squares.
- Multiple 16733
What result do we get when dividing the least common multiple of the numbers 12 and 8 by their greatest common divisors?
- Profitable company
Three businessmen decide to open up their own company. They agree to distribute the yearly profits made in the same ratio as their initial investments. They invest R 50 000, R 75 000, and R25 000, respectively. The profit made by the company in the first
- Difference 15263
Calculate the difference between the greatest common divisor and the least common multiple of 24 and 36.
- Children's home
Nicholas gave the children's home 54 oranges, 81 chocolate figurines, and 135 apples as gifts. Every child received the same gift, and nothing was left. a) How many packages could be prepared? b) what did the children find in the package?
- Quotient
Find the quotient before the bracket - the largest divisor 51 a + 34 b + 68 121y-99z-33
- Intervals 12201
Trams of five lines run at intervals of 5, 8, 10, 12, and 15 minutes. At noon, they left the station at the same time. What time will they meet again? How many times will each tram pass the stop during that time?
- Three lines
At 6 AM, three bus lines depart from the station. The first line has an interval of 24 minutes. The second line has an interval of 15 minutes. The third line runs at regular intervals of more than 1 minute. The third line runs at the same time as the firs
- Common divisors
Find all common divisors of numbers 30 and 45.
- Length of a string
What are the smallest string length we can cut into 18 equal parts and even 27 equal parts (in decimeters)?
- Seven numbers
Write seven 4-digit numbers divisible by three and at the same time by 4.
- The tickets
The tickets to the show cost an integer greater than 1. Also, the sum of the price of the children's and adult tickets and their products was the power of the prime number. Find all possible ticket prices.
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