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What are the factor pairs of 3000 using 4?

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∙ 2015-07-28 21:56:48

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The factor pairs of 3000 are (3000,1)(1500,2)(1000,3)(750,4)(600,5)(500,6)(375,8)(300,10)(250,12)(200,15)(150,20)(125,24)(120,25)(100,30)(75,40)(60,50)

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