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When a prime number has only two factors if you circle a prime number in the factor game your opponent will recive at most one point explain why give some examples?
When you circle a number in the factor game, the reason your opponent gets one point is because the number circled is considered the opponents as it is their choice to pick a number for you to solve. The prime numbers selected from the opponent\'s choice is considered your points in the Factor game according to the rules.
What is the game called Circle?
the game called circle is a nasty thing that's a 47 year old fish dog
Are all prime number good first move in factor game?
Yes, the larger the prime number the better.
Why will your opponent get a point if you circle a composite number in the factor game?
your opponent will get the point because there are only two options and you told the wrong answer.
What is the answer for number 5 on the game called rebuzzle?
Shadow of a doubt
Is the factor game also called the divisor game?
No.
Is factor game also be called divisor game?
no\
Can the factor game be called the divisor game?
no
Why is the factor game not called a divisor?
It can be.
Why is a factor game not called a divisor game?
because they are the same thing
Can a factor game be called a divisor game why?
Yes, factors and divisors are the same thing.
Is 1 a prime or composite on a factor game?
Neither it would actually be called a unit.
What is the demon bored game called?
There is a board game called "Demons." There is also a board game called "Journey: Wrath of Demons."
Do sonia like silver?
In my opinion yes because they have a game together called S Factor
What are some foreign games?
a fun foreign game is a game called asbanbah. it is a Jewish game. There is also a French game called Boules, simaliar to the English game Bowls.
A dipping into water for apples game?
bob is what this game is called its also a palindrome
Is 14 on the factor game board?
There are very many factor game boards and 14 is on some of them.
