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The problem in the image asks about dividing different types of puddings (mango, chocolate

Dimas has 21 mango puddings, 9 chocolate puddings, and 27 melon puddings. These puddings will be divided equally into plates, each with the same number of puddings. a) How many plates does Dimas need? b) How many puddings of each type are placed on each plate?

This problem involves dividing 21 mango puddings, 9 chocolate puddings, and 27 melon puddings equally into plates using the Greatest Common Divisor (GCD). Learn how to find the GCD and use it to solve real-life division problems. Suitable for Grades 5-6.

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