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How to do it
Start at 1 and work up. Stop when the pairs start to repeat.
Factor pairs of 63:1×63,3×21,7×9 Try 1,2,3,...:1✓2×3✓4×5×6×7✓stop after 7; the pairs start to repeat 1×63,3×21,7×9 Example problems
- Factor pairs of 100:
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- Factor pairs of 42:
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Factors, multiples and prime numbers
- Divisibility rules
- Factor pairs
- Listing factors
- Prime and composite numbers
- Prime factorization
- Greatest common factor (GCF)
- Least common multiple (LCM)
- GCF and LCM mixed practice