The number 130 can be split into various factor pairs: 2×15, 3×10, 6×5, 5×6, 10×3, 15×2, and 30×1, demonstrating how a single number can be expressed as multiple products of different factor combinations.
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Countdown II: 30 | "Split Factors"Added:
Hello Numberland. Today I have a splitting trick.
130 ball is the same as 2 15s 3 10s 6 5s 5 6s 10 3s 15 2s and 30 1s and that's all.
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