My special# My special# By: Kelly Hazejager By: Kelly Hazejager.

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My special# My special# By: Kelly Hazejager By: Kelly Hazejager

Why I chose 36: Why I chose 36: FI found this number interesting because it is a square number. FThe number that makes it a square number is 6 because 6 times 6 is 36, and the number ends in a 6, that is what I found so interesting. F Also another reason is that 6 years ago my father was 36. FIFI found this number interesting because it is a square number. FTFThe number that makes it a square number is 6 because 6 times 6 is 36, and the number ends in a 6, that is what I found so interesting. F Also another reason is that 6 years ago my father was 36.

Factors Factors FHere are all the different factors of 36. FFactors of 36: 1,2,3,4,6,9,13,18,36. FHFHere are all the different factors of 36. Factors of 36: 1,2,3,4,6,9,13,18,36.

Proper Factors Proper Factors FThe proper factors of 36 are: 1,2,3,4,6,9,12, and 18 F36 is not a proper factor of itself because proper factors of a number are the factors except for the number itself. FTFThe proper factors of 36 are: 1,2,3,4,6,9,12, and 18 F3F36 is not a proper factor of itself because proper factors of a number are the factors except for the number itself.

Multiples FSome of the multiples of 36 are: F36, 72, 108, 144, 180. FMultiples go on forever so I would never finish with that list. FSFSome of the multiples of 36 are: F3F36, 72, 108, 144, 180. FMFMultiples go on forever so I would never finish with that list.

Mathematical facts Mathematical facts F6 times 6 is 36 F2 times 18 is 36 F36 divided by 3 is 12 F36 divided by 9 is 4 F36 divided by 12 is 3 F6 times 6 is 36 F2 times 18 is 36 F36 divided by 3 is 12 F36 divided by 9 is 4 F36 divided by 12 is 3

Connections to the real world Connections to the real world FMy number is related to the real world in many ways. F For example in the morning after breakfast I might have 36 more minutes till I have to go to school, or I might have to do 36 questions in one of my classes. FThere might be 36 days till someone’s b-day, and the final one is I will probably have to use the number 36 in my Math class. FMy number is related to the real world in many ways. F For example in the morning after breakfast I might have 36 more minutes till I have to go to school, or I might have to do 36 questions in one of my classes. FThere might be 36 days till someone’s b-day, and the final one is I will probably have to use the number 36 in my Math class.

My number in the factor game FMy number wasn’t in the factor game because 36 isn’t normally a factor. FThe highest number on the factor game is 30. FThat is why 36 is not in the factor game. FMy number wasn’t in the factor game because 36 isn’t normally a factor. FThe highest number on the factor game is 30. FThat is why 36 is not in the factor game.

My number in the Product game My number in the Product game FIn the product game I learned that my number was not a very good move because then you could only make four in a row diagonal (one way) up, down, right and that is all. F Which means that you wont have much choice If you choose that number. FIFIn the product game I learned that my number was not a very good move because then you could only make four in a row diagonal (one way) up, down, right and that is all. F Which means that you wont have much choice If you choose that number.

First move FMy number is not in the factor game FMy number would not be a good first move because as I said before then you can only go one diagonal, up, down and right. It is better to choose a number in the middle for a first move. FMy number is not in the factor game FMy number would not be a good first move because as I said before then you can only go one diagonal, up, down and right. It is better to choose a number in the middle for a first move.

Anything to do with factors Anything to do with factors FMy number is abundant because its proper factors add up to 56 which is more than the number itself. FMy number has five factor pairs which means the numbers are multiplied by each other to get 36. FMy number is even since it can be divided by 2. FMy number is a composite since it has 3 or more factors. FMy number is abundant because its proper factors add up to 56 which is more than the number itself. FMy number has five factor pairs which means the numbers are multiplied by each other to get 36. FMy number is even since it can be divided by 2. FMy number is a composite since it has 3 or more factors.

Dimensions Dimensions FMy number has 5 dimensions, in other words 5 factor pairs. FThe dimensions are: 1 times 36 is 36, 2 times 18 is 36, 3 times 12 is 36, 4 times 9 is 36, 6 times 6 is 36. Those are the dimensions. FYou can show dimensions by making models. FMy number has 5 dimensions, in other words 5 factor pairs. FThe dimensions are: 1 times 36 is 36, 2 times 18 is 36, 3 times 12 is 36, 4 times 9 is 36, 6 times 6 is 36. Those are the dimensions. FYou can show dimensions by making models.

A Model of ×6=36

Why is it square?? Why is it square?? FThe number 36 is square because if you had 36 dots you could arrange it in a square. FTFThe number 36 is square because if you had 36 dots you could arrange it in a square.

What else? What else? FDid you know that 36 is also a triangular number because, of the same reason, if you had 36 dots you could arrange it in a triangle. FDFDid you know that 36 is also a triangular number because, of the same reason, if you had 36 dots you could arrange it in a triangle.

Did you know? Did you know? F36 is a 13-gonal number. FThere are 36 inches in a yard. F36 is a 13-gonal number. FThere are 36 inches in a yard.

Prime factorization Prime factorization FThe prime factorization of 36 is 2 times 2 times 3 times 3. FYou can get a prime factorization if you make a factor tree. 36 /\ 6×6 /\ /\ 2×3×2×3 FTFThe prime factorization of 36 is 2 times 2 times 3 times 3. FYFYou can get a prime factorization if you make a factor tree. 36 /\ 6×6 /\ /\ 2×3×2×3

History FNow you know almost everything about 36, it is about time you learned history. FIn 36 BC the son of Cleopatra Vlll of Egypt and Mark Antony, Ptolemy Philadelphus was born. Ptolemy Philadelphus FNow you know almost everything about 36, it is about time you learned history. FIn 36 BC the son of Cleopatra Vlll of Egypt and Mark Antony, Ptolemy Philadelphus was born. Ptolemy Philadelphus

A QUIZ!! A QUIZ!! FThis is a quiz about the slide show you have just seen. Hope you listened well. FIf you didn’t listen you will have a hard time answering these questions. FHere they come! FThis is a quiz about the slide show you have just seen. Hope you listened well. FIf you didn’t listen you will have a hard time answering these questions. FHere they come!

Question 1 FHow many factors does 36 have?

Question 2 FIs my number a good move in the Product Game? FIFIs my number a good move in the Product Game?

Question 3 FWhat do 36’s Proper factors add up to?

Question 4 FHow many dimensions does 36 have?

Last question FWhat is the prime factorization of 36?

Hope you enjoyed this slide show and learned more about this number. 36 rocks!! Hope you enjoyed this slide show and learned more about this number. 36 rocks!!