Math, asked by kalpanasarawag, 1 year ago

factorisation by using three factors 93

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Answered by kapilsaraswat781

1

93=3*31

It will be factorised that much only.

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Answered by kaviyarasu18

1

The prime factorisation

of 93 = 93 × 1

= 31 × 3

The prime factors of 93 = 1,3,31,93

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