Factoring and Primes - Practice

39 Topics, 3 Skills

Factor Tree with 4 Factors - Explain

Topic 1

Factor Tree with 3 Factors - Missing

Topic 2

Is the Number Prime or Composite

Topic 3

Factor Tree with 3 Factors - Finish

Topic 4

Factor Tree with 3 Factors - Full

Topic 5

Factor to 3 Factors

Topic 6

Prime Factorization as Exponents - 3 Factors

Topic 7

Factor Tree with 4 Factors - Explain

Topic 8

Factor Tree with 4 Factors - Missing

Topic 9

Factor Tree with 4 Factors - Finish

Topic 10

Factor Tree with 4 Factors - Full

Topic 11

Factor to 4 Factors

Topic 12

Prime Factorization as Exponents - 4 Factors

Topic 13

Factor to 5 Factors

Topic 14

Prime Factorization as Exponents - 5 Factors

Topic 15

Which Number of a Pair is Prime

Topic 16

Which Number of a Pair is Prime

Topic 17

Is the Number Prime or Composite

Topic 18

Is the Number Prime or Composite

Topic 19

Factor Tree with 3 Factors - Explain

Topic 20

Factor to 4 Factors

Topic 21

Factor to 2 Factors

Topic 22

Factor Tree with 3 Factors - Missing

Topic 23

Factor to 3 Factors

Topic 24

Factor Tree with 4 Factors - Finish

Topic 25

Prime Factorization as Exponents - 4 Factors

Topic 26

Prime Factorization as Exponents - 5 Factors

Topic 27

Factor Tree with 3 Factors - Finish

Topic 28

Prime Factorization as Exponents - 3 Factors

Topic 29

Factor Tree with 4 Factors - Full

Topic 30

Factor to 5 Factors

Topic 31

Prime Factorization as Exponents - 5 Factors

Topic 32

Factor Tree with 3 Factors - Full

Topic 33

Factor Tree with 3 Factors - Explain

Topic 34

Factor Tree with 4 Factors - Missing

Topic 35

Factor to 4 Factors

Topic 36

Prime Factorization as Exponents - 4 Factors

Topic 37

Factor to 5 Factors

Topic 38

Which Number of a Pair is Prime

Topic 39

Prime Factorizatio

Factor Tree with 4 Factors - Missing (Level 2)

This math topic focuses on prime factorization using factor trees, specifically aiming at finding missing factors when given partial factorizations. Each problem on the worksheet requires students to deduce one or more missing factors from a diagram that represents the multiplicative relationships between numbers. The factor trees presented include four factors, enhancing students' skills in breaking down composite numbers into their prime components and understanding the fundamental structure of numbers through visualization and multiplication. This topic enhances critical thinking and problem-solving skills related to basic arithmetic operations, specifically multiplication, within the context of prime numbers and factorization.

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Factor Tree with 4 Factors - Missing

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Every pair's product is the number above it. What is the missing factor?

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