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3)567 =
3)189 =
3)63 =
3)21=
3)7 =
7)7 = '1'
Hence 567 = 3^(4) x 7
NB When trying a division of numbers, use the prime numbers, 2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19 etc.,
NNB Since it is NOT an EVEN number you can immediately , discount '2'.
Since it does not and in '5' , you immediately discount '5'.
This leaves you with '3' and '7' to try a division.
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