This math topic focuses on factoring large numbers into a product of primes with designated exponents, where each question requires identifying three specific factors of the given number. The problems involve breaking down complex numbers such as 945, 1400, 600, 1575, 3430, and 882. Each example provides multiple-choice answers, enhancing skills in multiplication, division, and understanding of fractions through practical factoring exercises. This level of practice helps deepen understanding of how numbers can be decomposed into their fundamental prime factors.
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Factor 3430 to find y, r, and d