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4/8=0.5

The factors of a whole number are whole numbers by which the given number can be divided without any remainder. No whole number larger than 4 can be divided into 4, so 8, being larger than 4, cannot be a factor of 4.

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Because 8 divides into 32 evenly with no remainder.

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8 is not a Prime number, so it can't be a prime factor.

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8 is a factor of 32 because 32 is divisible by 8 evenly (a whole number).

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Yes.

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