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Mathematics, 06.01.2021 20:30 drastipatel18

Madison is going to plant 63 roses and 81 tulips. She wants to plant them into where each row has the same number of roses and each row has the same number of tulips. What is the greatest number of rows Madison can plant?
Stretch it question: How many more tulips than roses will be in each row?

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