From the image, it seems like the task is asking to complete the statement about how the lengths of the sides of the arrays shown in the grid are related. The grid contains some orange-colored blocks arranged into arrays, and we need to identify how the lengths of these sides are factors of some number.

To complete the statement: "The lengths of the sides of each array are factors of __," we need to observe the dimensions of the arrays formed by the blocks and identify their factors.

Let me break down the problem:

• The array seems to be divided into rows and columns, with certain lengths visible in both directions.
• Once we know the dimensions (for example, 4 x 6), we can check if these dimensions (4 and 6) are factors of a specific number. In this case, we would complete the statement with the least common multiple of the lengths.

Do you need me to continue with the specific numbers or assist with further explanations? Let me know if you'd like any additional details!

Here are five related questions for you to consider:

1. How do you find the factors of a number?
2. What is the least common multiple (LCM) of two numbers?
3. How do factors help in organizing arrays?
4. What is a prime factorization, and how does it relate to arrays?
5. How can you use arrays to represent multiplication?

Tip: Remember that when looking for factors, you're searching for numbers that divide evenly into the number you're considering!