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3.01 Factors

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If we multiply $6$6 by $9$9, we get $54$54, so $6$6 and $9$9 make a factor pair of $54$54.

Which of the following options is also a factor pair of $54$54?

$18$18 and $3$3

A

$3$3 and $3$3

B

$9$9 and $2$2

C

$6$6 and $3$3

D
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Complete the table below, listing all factor pairs of the number $26$26.

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Complete the table below, listing all factor pairs of the number $65$65.

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Complete the table below, listing all factor pairs of the number $50$50.

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MA.4.AR.3.1

Determine factor pairs for a whole number from 0 to 144. Determine whether a whole number from 0 to 144 is prime, composite or neither.

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