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  • Topic 1: Prime Factorization
for use after Bits and Pieces I Investigation 1Any composite number can be written as a product using its factors.Theof a number is the product of prime factors equal tothat number.
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  • Are each of the prime factors of a number included in the prime
factorization at least once? 15.
  • Which of the whole numbers from 30 to 40 have 5 as a prime factor? • How can you use exponents to rewrite the expression 5 3 5 3 5?
the expression 2 3 2 3 5 3 5 3 5?During Problem 1.1, you may want to review divisibility rules to help thestudents find factors.
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you always get the same result? PACING 1 dayCMP06_CA_AA...
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