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When finding the prime factors of a number try using a prime factor tree (like the drawing) Start with your chosen number, in this case 1 million. you could then either divide this by 2 or 5, or any prime number. Keep repeating this process, dividing by 2 or 5 each time. When you finally get down to a low enough number, so that you cannot divide any more. Circle all of the prime numbers on your tree. Count these up, for example if you have 3 twos and 2 fives you would write 2³ x 5² as your final answer. Hope this helps :)

Answered by lparsons396 | 2024-06-10

The prime factorization of one million is 2 6 × 5 6 . To find the prime factorization of any number, divide the number by the smallest prime numbers until you reach 1, recording the factors along the way. Finally, express the original number as a product of its prime factors.
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Answered by lparsons396 | 2024-12-16

Jawaban:I can't catch the morning bus, that's why I'm late to college

Answered by aliyuddin26 | 2025-07-24