Day 3 Warmup 1. Find the GCF of 28 & 70 Andrew is making trail mix out of 48 bags of raisins and 32 bags of pretzels. He wants each portion to be identical,

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Day 3 Warmup 1. Find the GCF of 28 & 70 Andrew is making trail mix out of 48 bags of raisins and 32 bags of pretzels. He wants each portion to be identical, containing the same items with nothing left over. 2. What is the greatest number of portions he can make? 3. How much of each item (raisins & pretzels) will be in each portion?

Go over Homework #1

Multiple: counting by a number Least Common Multiple: Less than 12, LISTING Method LCM of 4 & 6 LCM of 12 & 8

LCM Ladder Method For numbers greater than 12 LCM of 18 & 24 LCM of 36 & 45

UTry LCM 10 & & 42

Examples: LCM 6 & 7 9 & 10 5 & 20 6 & 18 ( Neighbors)

LCM: Three Numbers *L IMITED to only 2 numbers at a time* 4, 6 & 10 9, 12 & 18

UTry: 6, 12, 30 6, 8, 10

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Homework # 2 Fi nd the LCM: 1. 6, & , & & 33