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James works in a flower shop. he will put 36 flowers in vases for a wedding. he must put the same amount of tulips in each vase. the number of tulips in a vase must be greater than 1 and less than 10.
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James works in a flower shop. he will put 36 flowers in vases for a wedding. he must put the same amount of tulips in each vase. the number of tulips in a vase must be greater than 1 and less than 10. how many tulips could be in each vase.
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- If he has 18 vases, he can put 2 tulips in each
- If he has 12 vases, he can put 3 tulips in each
- If he has 9 vases, he can put 4 tulips in each
- If he has 6 vases, he can put 6 tulips in each
- If he has 4 vases, he can put 9 tulips in each
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