When regrouping, you're essentially simplifying the problem into smaller parts. For instance, you would calculate 60 + 40=? and then solve 4 + 3=? The final answer would be 107.
The largest common divisor (GCD) here is 24, indicating how many identical sets can be created. To find this using Euclid's algorithm, you start by dividing the larger number (72) by the smaller one (48) and check the remainder, which is 24. Since 24 evenly divides all the numbers (48, 72, 120), it serves as the GCD. Each of the 24 sets will include 2 blue crayons, 2 green crayons, 2 yellow crayons, 3 red crayons, and 5 colored pictures.
