Math Activity: Divisors of a Natural Number

Math activity, suitable for students in the sixth year of elementary school, with questions about divisors of a natural number.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

natural number divisors

1) Write in your notebook:

a) The odd dividers of 40;

b) The even dividers of 40;

c) All dividers of 30;

d) Dividers of 72 between 10 and 30;

2) To check if the number 600 is divisible by the numbers below, make divisions:

a) 15

b) 12

c) 24

d) 18

e) 90

f) 36

3) Determine:

a) The three largest divisors of 32;

b) The greatest number of three digits divisible by 23;

c) The greatest number of three digits divisible by 2;

4) Review the statements below and place (V) to true and (F) to false:

a) ( )14 is divisor of 196.

b) ( )32 is divisor of 288.

c) ( )16 is a divisor of 500.

d) ( )8 is a divisor of 84.

e) ( )2,3, 9 and 100 are divisors of 117.

f) ( )3,5,9 and 10 are divisors of 810.

g) ( )7 is divisor of 185.

h) ( )2 is divisor of 1154.

5) Answer what is the smallest number we should add to 1657 to make it a multiple of 100?

A:

6) Answer:

a) What is the smallest divisor of any number?

b) What is the largest divisor of any non-null number?

c) What are the numbers that, divided by 2, leave a remainder 1?

d) Is the number 0 divisible by all other natural numbers?

By Rosiane Fernandes Silva – Graduated in Letters

At answers are in the link above the header.

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