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Ex. 1 48 18
Greatest
Common
Factor:
The
largest
number
that
divides
evenly into
both
terms.
Upside down Cake Method….
Ex. 1 48 18
Step 1:
Think of
any
number
than
divides
evenly into
both…
Upside down Cake Method….
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Divide
each term
by that
number!!
Upside down Cake Method….
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Put the
answer
after you 24 9
divide
under the
cake!
Upside down Cake Method….
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Make a
new cake
and check 24 9
to see if
there is
another
number
than will
divide into
both
terms.
Upside down Cake Method….
Ex. 1 2 48 18
Make a
new cake
and check 3 24 9
to see if
there is
another
number
than will
divide into
both
terms.
Upside down Cake Method….
Ex. 1 2 48 18
Nothing
divides into
8 and 3, so 3 24 9
you are
done!! 8 3
Now to use
this
information
to find the
LCM/GCF
Upside down Cake Method….
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GCF:
Multiply the 3 24 9
numbers
that you
8 3
divided out
together…
this is your
GCF!!
**Mult. The
numbers in
the box!
Upside down Cake Method….
Ex. 1 2 48 18
GCF:
Multiply the 3 24 9
numbers
that you
8 3
divided out
together…
this is your
GCF!! 3•2=6
GCF: 6
**Mult. The
numbers in
the box!
Upside down Cake Method….
Ex. 1 2 48 18
LCM:
We use the 3 24 9
same
information,
8 3
only now
we multiply
all the
number not
inside the
cake!!
Upside down Cake Method….
Ex. 1 2 48 18
LCM:
We use the 3 24 9
same
information,
8 3
only now
we multiply
all the LCM =2• 3 • 8 • 3
number not
inside the LCM = 144
cake!!
Greatest Common Factor
The largest (Greatest) number that
divides (Factor) into both (Common)
terms.
Ex 2. 105 75
Find the
GCF
and the
LCM.
GCF :
LCM:
Does it look like this??
Ex 2. 5 105 75
Find the
GCF 3 21 15
and the
LCM. 7 5
GCF : 5 • 3 = 15
LCM: 5 • 3 • 7 • 5 = 525