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Mr. Lummus said that the prime factorization of 540 could be represented by this expression What values of x, y, and z are true for the expression?
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Mr. Lummus said that the prime factorization of 540 could be represented by this expression What values of x, y, and z are true for the expression?

Mr. Lummus said that the prime factorization of 540 could be represented by this expression-example-1
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x2y3z

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