playing with numbers (post -1)

GOOD MORNING BOYS!
                                                                                 
  My name is Mrs Preetika sawhney . I will be teaching you Maths, your favourite subject.
 

You have attended the first period in mathematics and you have already read what factors and multiples are all about.

I was told that you did this topic in class 5 also!!!!!

Let me check if you remember

List the first five multiples for each of the numbers:
    Multiplication And Division - Lessons - Tes Teach
  1. 3 - 3, 6, 9, 12, 15.
  2. 5 -
  3. 7 -
  4. 10 - 
  5. 6 -
  6. 13 - 
  7. 20 - 
List all the factors for each number:
  1. 8 - 
  2. 24 - 1,2,3,4,8,12 and 24   →
  3. 14  - 
  4. 15 - 
  5. 10 -  
  6. 20 - 





This one is tricky....but I am sure you can do this👍




NCERT Solutions for Class 6 Maths Chapter 3 Playing With Numbers
( answers -i-b  ii-d   iii-a   iv-f   v-e)  Coud you understand now!

So now you are clear 
1 is a factor of every number
Every number is a factor of itself
Every factor is less than or equal to the number.
A factor divides a number completely ie remainder is zero.

You can also see that:
A number can have an infinite number of multiples
A multiple is either equal to or greater than the number.










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