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Why a number is always a factor of itself?
Because a number will divide into itself once 1
Can you divide the number 73?
You cannot divide 73. If you divide it you will get any answer in decimals. 73 is a prime number. So it can only be divided by 1 and itself.
What happens when you divide a fraction by itself?
you change all mixed numbers to improper fractions.
What divides in to 107?
The number 107 is a "prime" number. That means that only the number 1 and the number itself will divide into it.
Is 17a prime number or a composite number?
17 is prime - it can only be divide by 1 & itself.
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