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AGENDA WARM-UP LESSON 7 HW CORRECTIONS LESSON 8 HW QUESTIONS?? LESSON 9 EXIT CARD

WARM-UP What is the perimeter and area of a 5 - by – 7 cm. rectangle?

LESSON 8 HW QUESTIONS??

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LESSON 9: PRIME NUMBERS Prime Factorization: Factor trees Ex: Write the prime factorization of 36

Find the prime factors of 48 by dividing prime numbers

Determine whether the following numbers are prime or composite and state how you know. a. 5,410,311b. 3,974,355

Lesson 9 Pp. 57 – 59: E – I All. #1 – 13 All. CP: #27 Due Wednesday