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3 years ago

54 as a product of primes

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1 answer:

kvasek [131]3 years ago

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54 can be factored as follows:

54

2*27

2*3*9

2*3^2*3

2*3^3

Therefore, 54 is equal to 2*3^3, or 2*3*3*3.

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