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Are prime numbers allowed in factor trees? - Answers

In all but the topmost branch, they're mandatory. it doesn't make sense to put a Prime number at the top of a tree, since prime numbers don't have prime factorizations. The only prime factor of a prime number is the number itself, so the tree doesn't have anywhere to go.



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In all but the topmost branch, they're mandatory. it doesn't make sense to put a Prime number at the top of a tree, since prime numbers don't have prime factorizations. The only prime factor of a prime number is the number itself, so the tree doesn't have anywhere to go.



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Are prime numbers allowed in factor trees? - Answers

In all but the topmost branch, they're mandatory. it doesn't make sense to put a Prime number at the top of a tree, since prime numbers don't have prime factorizations. The only prime factor of a prime number is the number itself, so the tree doesn't have anywhere to go.

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