A toddler has 36 blocks, of which 16 are blue and 20 are pink. They want to sort the

Question

A toddler has 36 blocks, of which 16 are blue and 20 are pink. They want to sort the

blocks so that each group has both colors of blocks. The toddler also wants each
group to have an equal number of blue blocks and an equal number of pink blocks.
Which answer best shows how the toddler should sort the blocks using the GCF and
the Distributive Property of multiplication over addition? (1 point)
O 1 (16+20)
O 4 (4 x 5)
○ 4 (4+5)
O 2 (8 + 10)

Answer 1

The answer that best shows how the toddler should sort the blocks using the GCF and the Distributive Property of multiplication over addition is:

○ 4 (4+5)

In this case, the GCF (Greatest Common Factor) is 4, and the blocks can be divided into groups of 4 blue blocks and 5 pink blocks.