Yes. Prime factorization breaks a composite number into the product of all of the prime factors which 'compose' the number.
Answer:
The answer is D
Step-by-step explanation:
y=kx
9=k
Plug it in they are all true.
It's A because to remove the radical you do x-2 squared and 7 squared which you will get x-2=49 and then subtract -2 from 49 which gives you 51
No it really does not matter.
