Title: GCF Applications
Course: quiz duplicate error

Q: Nirvana Chocolates come in boxes of 56 and 91. Both boxes have the same number of chocolates per row. What is the greatest number of chocolates that can be placed in one row in each box?
- 6 (The greatest number of chocolates that can be placed in one row in each box is 7. The smaller box has 8 rows of 7, and the larger box has 13 rows of 7. [Image: image file])
- 7 (The greatest number of chocolates that can be placed in one row in each box is 7. The smaller box has 8 rows of 7, and the larger box has 13 rows of 7. [Image])
- 5 (The greatest number of chocolates that can be placed in one row in each box is 7. The smaller box has 8 rows of 7, and the larger box has 13 rows of 7. [Image])
- 9 (The greatest number of chocolates that can be placed in one row in each box is 7. The smaller box has 8 rows of 7, and the larger box has 13 rows of 7. [Image])
A: 7

Q: Sabrina is going to give away all of her crayons and pencils. She has 24 crayons in her crayon box and 60 pencils in her pencil case. Sabrina’s friend told her to find the greatest common factor. What is the largest number of friends to whom she can evenly give both her crayons and pencils?
- 24 (Determine the factors of the 24 crayons and 60 pencils. What is the greatest common factor (GCF), or largest number that evenly divides into both of the two numbers?)
- 4 (Determine the factors of the 24 crayons and 60 pencils. What is the greatest common factor (GCF), or largest number that evenly divides into both of the two numbers?)
- 2 (Determine the factors of the 24 crayons and 60 pencils. What is the greatest common factor (GCF), or largest number that evenly divides into both of the two numbers?)
- 12 (Determine the factors of the 24 crayons and 60 pencils. What is the greatest common factor (GCF), or largest number that evenly divides into both of the two numbers?)
A: 12

Q: The table shows the number of fifth and sixth graders in the school choir. The choir director wants to arrange the students in rows of fifth graders and rows of sixth graders. Each row should have the same number of students in it. What is the greatest number of students the choir director can put in each row?

School Choir
Fifth Graders | 8
Sixth Graders | 12
- 8 students per row (Find the GCF of the two numbers by writing the prime factorization of each number and identifying the common factors.)
- 4 students per row (Find the GCF of the two numbers by writing the prime factorization of each number and identifying the common factors.)
- 6 students per row (Find the GCF of the two numbers by writing the prime factorization of each number and identifying the common factors.)
- 24 students per row (Find the GCF of the two numbers by writing the prime factorization of each number and identifying the common factors.)
A: 4 students per row

Q: A plumber has two lengths of copper drain pipe that are 45 inches and 54 inches long. If he wants to cut the pipes into equal size pieces, what is the longest length of the pieces? Express your answer in inches.
A: 9 / 9 inches

Q: A plumber has two lengths of copper drain pipe that are 45 inches and 54 inches long. If he wants to cut the pipes into equal size pieces, what is the longest length of the pieces? Express your answer in inches.
A: 9