An empty bookcase has 6 shelves and each shelf can hold no more then 50 books .you want to arrange 60 books so that the same number of books is on each shelf used .

a. list the factors of 60 that represent the number of books that could be on each shelf.

c .how many different arrangement of books are possible

d .what are the possible arrangement of the books

e . which arrangement uses all of the shelf's

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