Mathematics, 10.11.2020 07:50 kami23arap5p78v
Ms. Francis is planning a birthday party for her daughter. There will be 22 children at the party, and in order to seat them all
she needs to rent square card tables. Only 1 child can sit at each side of a card table.
Ms. Francis wants to arrange the tables in a rectangular shape so they look like one large table. The room is large enough that
the rectangle can be made with more than one row of tables.
Part A: How many different arrangements can Ms. Francis make to seat all 22 children?
Part B: What is the smallest number of tables that Ms. Francis needs to rent
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