Find From Factors
Weekly Problem 35 - 2006
A number has exactly eight factors, two of which are 21 and 35. What is the number?
Weekly Problem 35 - 2006
A number has exactly eight factors, two of which are 21 and 35. What is the number?
Given any positive integer n, Paul adds together the factors of n, apart from n itself. Which of the numbers 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 can never be Paul's answer?
The net shown here is cut out and folded to form a cube. Which face is then opposite the face marked X?
Weekly Problem 30 - 2007
Three-quarters of the area of the rectangle has been shaded. What is the length of x?
Weekly Problem 31 - 2008
The flag is given a half turn anticlockwise about the point O and is then reflected in the dotted line. What is the final position of the flag?
The 30 students in a class have 25 different birthdays between them. What is the largest number that can share any birthday?
This article for primary teachers outlines why developing an intuitive 'feel' for numbers matters, and how our activities focusing on factors and multiples can help.