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MF.NS.6 Standard MF-006-A05-V01

Use divisibility rules, prime factorization, and factor structure to analyze and solve whole-number problems.

Check a no-leftovers context

Problem

Can \(324\) cans be packed into boxes of \(9\) with no cans left over?

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No leftovers means the total must be divisible by the box size. We’ll apply the digit-sum rule for nine to three hundred twenty-four, then use direct division to find whether the quotient is whole and multiplication to reconstruct the total. Those checks connect the quick divisibility test to the actual packing situation.

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Curriculum context
Standard
MF.NS.6
Category
Number Sense
Domain
Whole-Number Structure
Objective
Use divisibility rules, prime factorization, and factor structure to analyze and solve whole-number problems.
Problem type
Check a no-leftovers context