Answer :
The different-sized groups are three groups of each size (35), five groups of each size (21), and seven groups of each size (15).
Given that;
A landscaper must plant 105 little bushes on a park's grounds. He intends to divide the bushes into equal groups.
We are asked to find what different-sized groups could a landscaper can make.
Here, we use Prime factorization;
Let,
∴ 105 = 3 * 5 * 7
From the above factors, we can find different groups as;
3 groups of each sized 35.
5 groups of each sized 21.
7 groups of each sized 15.
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