What is a prime factor

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Prime factors are numbers that you can’t multiply them by another number. Only by 1.
For example: 9, you can only multiply 9x1. Hope this helps :)

JWD answered Nov 21, 2021

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Answer:

Prime factors are factors of a number that are, themselves, prime numbers.

Rhand answered Nov 24, 2021

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