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Trish states that the initial factors of 48 do not affect the prime factorization. Explain why Trish is correct.

Trish states that the initial factors of 48 do not affect the prime factorization. Explain why Trish is correct.
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Trish states that the initial factors of 48 do not affect the prime factorization. Explain why Trish is correct.

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48 wouldn’t affect the prime factorization so I agree with the Other girl
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Trish is correct because trish states that the initial factors of 48 does not affect the prime factorization

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