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What is the prime factorization of 1125 in exponential form?
1125 = 32*53
Is 1125 a prime or composite number?
composite
What are the prime factorization in both expanded and exponent form with these numbers 2500 1125 279 and 644?
12
What is number do you multiply to get 1125?
1 and 1125.
How do you prime factorize the sum 9000?
9000 is an even number, it ends in '2'. Since '2' is a prime number , divide by ;2; Hence 9000 / 2 = 4500 Divide by '2' again and continue 4500/2 = 2250 2250/2 = 1125 Since '1125' ends in '5' it will divide by '5' , a prime number. 1125/5 = 225 225/5 = 45 45/5 = 9 9 /3 = 3 3/3 = 1 So the prime factors are 2,3,& 5. Fully 2^(3) X 5^(3) X 3^(2) = 9000
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