Mathematics, 24.03.2021 23:50 jamaiciaw6

Brad has 24 strands of blue holiday lights and 32 strands of white holiday lights. He wants to make displays of lights for customer's yards. Each display must have the same number of strands in it. Without mixing colors, what is the greatest number of strands of lights that Brad can put in each display?

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