A florist has 24 daisies and 40 carnations. She wants to put the same number of each type of flowers into the vases. Each vase must contain both types of flowers. What are the possible number of vases that she can use?

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Nyasia

5 December, 18:59

A florist has 24 daisies and 40 carnations. She wants to put the same number of each type of flowers into the vases. Each vase must contain both types of flowers. What are the possible number of vases that she can use?

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Aldo Blanchard · Answer 1

She can use 24 vases

because there are 24 daises and the carnations need to be the same number so if you put 1 of each flower per vase then you can have 24 vases