1. What steps do I follow for prime factorization?
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What steps do I follow for prime factorization?
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Study “Math Study Guide 1”
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4. Is 17 a prime or composite number?
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Is 17 a prime or composite number? 4

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VOCABULARY ON WORKSHEET
prime number: a whole number with two factors 1 and itself
composite number: a number greater than 1 with more than two factors
prime factorization: when a composite number is expressed as a product of prime numbers
Glencoe Mathematics, Course 1

6. Please continue working these out.
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Answer
Glencoe Mathematics, Course 1

7. Name one prime and one composite number. Not “7” or “6”.
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Name one prime and one composite number. Not “7” or “6”.
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