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express each of the following as product of its prime factors, giving your answer in expanded form. a) 24. b) 63. c) 84. d) 150

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Alborosie3 years ago

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To answer this question, you can use a factor tree, or the table thing (I forgot what it’s called.)
You divide the number by one of its PRIME factors, until there is only one left. The numbers you divided it by are written as shown.
Hope this helps. :)

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