EXERCISE 5.1
Find the prime factors by the repeated division method.
2. 63
3. 35
5. 49
8. 50
9.65
10. 87
11. 120
12. 112
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in akho ka etbar na krna ye uthti h to sidhe ktleyam krti h inki nazar pe pehra lagao yaro ye akho se hi khanjar ka kam krti h
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