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What is the factor tree method for 44?
..........44 ........../ \ ........11 4 ............/ \ ............2 2
How do you use a factor tree method of 420?
420 210,2 105,2,2 35,3,2,2 7,5,3,2,2
What is the factor tree method of 196?
196 98x2=196 49x2=98 7x7=49 2x2&7x7
How can you make 46 a product of prime factor tree method?
46 2,23 2 x 23 = 46
What is the greatest factor of 71 and 92?
The greatest factor of any number is the number itself. The greatest common factor of 71 and 92 is 1.
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