Math, asked by vasudev6061, 6 months ago

All natural number having at least one prime factor set Or not a set

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Answered by itzdreamer44

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There is only one (unique!) set of prime factors for any number.

Answered by prakashkeerthana002

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Answer:

it is not a set because it is a prime number. it is said that 'a'so it one

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