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Prime factorization practice All factors

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Alenkasestr [34]3 years ago

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1. -1•5•5 or also -1•5²
2. -1•7•7 -1•7²
3. -1•7
4. -1•13
5. -1•2•2•2•3 -1•2³•3
6.-1•2•2•2•2•3 -1•2^4•3
7. -1•2•2•2•3•7 -1•2³•3•7
Both factorization are correct it just depends on your teacher how she/he wants you to write it.

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