Math, asked by rockpartyHARSH6401, 10 months ago

What is 60 as a product of its prime factors?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Hello mate ✨

Prime factorisation of 60:

60= 2×2×3×5

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Answered by dharunprasanth

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60=2×3×5×2

product of primes.

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