Identify Factors of a given

number up to 100
M4NS-IIa-64
Drill
2x2= 4
3x2= 6
3x3= 9
6x2= 12
6x1= 6
2x9= 18
3x5= 15
4x2= 8
3x6= 18
7x2= 14
4x5= 20
8x2= 16
1x9= 9
4x7= 28
9x4= 36
5x2= 10
3x4= 12
7x3= 21
5x5= 25
8x5= 40
3x9= 27
6x5= 30
8x3= 24
4x6= 24
7x5= 35
4x4= 16
5x9= 45
4x8= 32
How do you determine the
number of factors of a given
number?
• 1. Think of each number as a product of two
factors. Factors are numbers multiplied to get a
product.
• 2. Write the number as a product of two factors.
• 3. List down the factors of the number.
Study the table:
Number Product of two numbers Factors

17 1x17 1 and 17
11 1x11 1 and 11
40 1x40 2x20 1,2,4,8,10,20
4x5 5x8 and 40
18 1x18 2x9 1,2,3,6,9,and 19
3x6
• Notice that 17 and 11 have 2 factors each.
The factors of 17 are 17 and 1. 17 can be
divided exactly by itself and 1. The factors
of 11 are 1 and 11. 11 can be divided
exactly by itself and 1.
• Notice that 40 and 18 have more than 2
factors each. The factors of 40 are
1,2,4,5,8,10,20 and 40. The factors of 18
are 1,2,3,6,9 and 18.
Use the factor tree in finding the factors of a number
 Example 1
Write 56 as a product of its prime factors.
List the first few prime
numbers:
56
2 is a prime number and
2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19... a factor of 56 so 2 is a
2 28 prime factor of 56.
Is 28 a prime factor?
This is called a factor tree.
All the red digits are prime 2 14 No, so repeat the
factors of 56. process for 28.

2 7
A product is the result 56 is an even number so
can be written as 2 
of multiplying.
56 = 2  2  2  7 something...
How do you identify the factors
of a number?
Group work (grade 4)
Grade 5: drill using flash cards
In the decimal number 0.3625,
what is the place value of 3? 5?
6?2?
How do you know the place
value of each digit in a given
decimal number?
The value of a digit in a given
decimal number is the product
of that digit holding the
decimal place and the value of
that position
Exercises:
Give the value of the 8.
1. 2.0986
2. 8. 2713
3. 0.0821
4. 0.9032
5. 0. 8362
Independent Learning
Grade 6
Group work: Give the materials to the puils
What ratio can we get in the picture?
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What ratio can we get from the figure?

Ratio can be written in three
way:
1. in words
2. colon form
3. fraction form
Write the ratios.
Your dog is 24 inches long and 18 inches high.

14. Height to length

15. Length to height

Answers
Your dog is 24 inches long and 18 inches high.

14. Height to length 18:24 = 3 is to 4 or 3/4

15. Length to height 24 to 18 = 4 is to 3 or 4/3

Write the ratios.
1. Circles to squares
2. Circles to clouds
3. Clouds to circles
4. Circles to all figures
5. Clouds to all figures
6. All figures to squares
7. Squares to all figures
Assessment