Does prime factorization rename a composite number as the product of prime factors

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Yes

Explanation:

Prime factorization does rename a composite number as the product of prime factors.

Jqwha answered Nov 8, 2018

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Yes. Prime factorization breaks a composite number into the product of all of the prime factors which 'compose' the number.

Roomcays answered Nov 10, 2018

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