Anita wants to make a mold for a candle. She wants the shape of the candle to be a rectangular prism with a volume of exactly 28 cubic centimeters. She wants the sides to be in whole centimeters. How many different molds can she make? If she decides the molds should have a square base, how many of the possible molds can she use?

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One trick to this to remember - I think you can assume that the width and depth of the base are interchangeable. For example a candle that has a base of 1 x 4 is the same as a candle that has base 4 x 1, so only one mold is needed to cover both. List out the dimensions of the molds you think she needs, and we'll check it for you.