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Prime Factorization Quiz (Class 6)

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Prime factorization practice

by NEHA JAISWAL
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Prime factorization of 60 is:

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Prime factorization of 84 is:

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Is 1 a prime number?

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Which number is prime?

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Prime factorization of 48 is:

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Smallest prime factor of 91 is:

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A composite number has at least one prime factor.

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Prime factorization of 100 is:

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Is 29 prime?

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How many times does 2 appear in 72's prime factorization?

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60 = 2²·3·5; primes only appear as factors.

84 = 2²·3·7; all primes.

By definition, primes have exactly two distinct positive divisors.

11 has no divisors other than 1 and 11.

48 = 2⁴·3; factors are all primes.

91 = 7×13; 7 is the smallest prime factor.

Every composite number factors into primes.

100 = 2²·5²; primes only.

29 has no divisors other than 1 and 29.

72 = 2³×3²; two occurs three times.

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