A. Maria has a rectangular piece of paper that measures 36 cm by 54 cm. She wants to cut it into
square of the same size. What is the largest size of square can she get?
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Answer:
Asked: The size of the largest square she can get
Given: dimensions: 36cm,54cm
Strategy to be used: division and multiplication (GCF)
Solution: GCF
54&36÷2=27&18
27&18÷3=9&6
9&6÷3=3&2
3•3•2=18
The answer is size so it must be at least 2 numbers/ dimensions.
square = 2 same dimensions
18cm × 18cm
Answer: 18cm × 18cm (324cm²)
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