factors and multiple part 2 for class 5.

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Key Concepts
1. *Highest Common Factor (HCF)*: The largest number that divides two or more numbers exactly.
2. *Least Common Multiple (LCM)*: The smallest number that is a multiple of two or more numbers.
3. *Prime Factors*: Prime numbers that multiply together to give the original number.
4. *Composite Numbers*: Numbers that have more than two factors.
Finding HCF and LCM
1. *Listing Factors*: List all the factors of each number to find the common factors.
2. *Using Prime Factorization*: Find the prime factors of each number and identify the common factors.
3. *Using the Formula*: HCF × LCM = Product of the two numbers
Real-World Applications
1. *Music*: Understanding time signatures and rhythm requires knowledge of factors and multiples.
2. *Cooking*: Scaling recipes up or down involves finding the least common multiple of ingredients.
3. *Finance*: Calculating interest rates and investments requires understanding of factors and multiples.
Tips and Tricks
1. *Practice, Practice, Practice*: Regular practice helps to build confidence and fluency.
2. *Use Real-World Examples*: Relate factors and multiples to everyday situations to make learning more engaging.
3. *Break Down Problems*: Break down complex problems into simpler steps to make them more manageable.
Common Challenges
1. *Finding HCF and LCM*: Struggling to find the highest common factor and least common multiple.
2. *Understanding Prime Factorization*: Difficulty in finding prime factors and using them to calculate HCF and LCM.
3. *Applying Concepts to Real-World Problems*: Challenges in applying factors and multiples to practical situations.