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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 23-09-2015
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if you know a factor of a number, can you find another factor? Explain. (please help!!)

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  • 23-09-2015

You can take the number and divide it by the factor that you already knew to find a factor which you did not know. For example, you know that a factor of 15 is 3. So another factor of 15 is 15/3, which is 5. Using this way, you can find another factor :)

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