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Decide whether the problem asks for pairs, prime/composite, or a divisibility rule. This 5th Grade Math lesson builds the skill Find factors and use divisibility rules with a concept card and practice.

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"Mixed review of factors and divisibility" is a 5th Grade Math lesson in the Factors and multiples unit, designed for students around ages 10-11.

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Mixed review of factors and divisibility

5th Grade Math practice: Which number is composite and divisible by 5: 17, 25, or 31. Part of factors and multiples (Factors and multiples).

~8 min

Decide whether the problem asks for pairs, prime/composite, or a divisibility rule.