Answer:
1. 30 groups of each student.
2. 2 groups of 15 students.
3. 15 groups of 2 students.
4. 3 groups of 10 students.
5. 6 groups of 5 students.
6. 5 groups of 6 students
7. 10 groups of 3 students.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Ms.Diaz wants to divide her class of 30 students into equal-sized groups.
The factors of 30 = 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 10, 15, 30
Thus, her choices are =
[tex]30\times1\\\\2\times15\\\\15\times2\\\\3\times10\\\\10\times3\\\\6\times5\\\\5\times6[/tex]
i.e. 1. 30 groups of each student.
2. 2 groups of 15 students.
3. 15 groups of 2 students.
4. 3 groups of 10 students.
5. 6 groups of 5 students.
6. 5 groups of 6 students
7. 10 groups of 3 students.
