The Marine life store would like to set up first thing they contain equal numbers of Angel Fish sward tails and guppies what is the greatest number of tanks that can be set up if the store has 12 angelfish 24 swordtails in 30 guppies

6 tanks would required to fill in equal number of fishes in each tank.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Number of Angel Fish = 12

Number of Sword tail fish =24

Number of guppies =30

We need to find the greatest number of tanks containing equal number of fishes.

Solution:

to find the greatest number of tanks containing equal number of fishes we will find the greatest prime factors of the number.

Multiples of 12 =

Multiples of 24 =

Multiples of 30 =

From above we get the the Greatest common prime factor  =

Hence 6 tanks would required to fill in equal number of fishes in each tank.

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