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1. Express each number as a product of its prime factors:
(1) 140 (1) 156 (in) 3825 (iv) 5005
(v) 7429 In full explanation ​

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Answered by rheachengappa
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Step-by-step explanation:

prime numbers are ones which are divisible by itslf or by 1 only

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Answered by parveenkanwal0052
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Step-by-step explanation:

Prime numbers are those which have only 2 factors - first is the number itself and another is 1 ..

this definition might look confusing but believe me its really easy ..

Lemme make u understamd with an example ..

2,3,5,7,11... r some of the prime numbers ..

Look at 2 ..

The only factors of 2 are 1 and 2 ..simply it just means that 2 comes in the table of 1 and itself that is 2 .. now look at 5 .. it comes in the table of 1 and table of 5(itself ) ... so only 2 factors are there (i.e) 1 and the number itself ...

Now composite numbers are those which have more than 2 factors .. this simply means the numbers which comes in more than two tables .. for instance 10 is a composite number .. it comes in more than 2 tables :-

In the table of 1 , of 2 , of 5 , and of itself (10 ) ...other examples of composite numbers are 4,6,9,8.... and so on..

and WE DO THE PRIME FACTORISATION OF COMPOSITE NUMBERS TO FIND THE PRIME NUMBERS OF WHICH THEY ARE PRODUCT ....

refer to the attachment ...

Hope it really helped u a lot ...

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