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Chapter 4: Q61. (page 179)

Write the prime factorization of the number 125

Short Answer

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The prime factorization is5×5×5.

Step by step solution

01

Step -1 - Apply the concept of   Prime Factorization

In this, simply use the concept of Prime factorization of the numbers in such a way that a number is divided by the smallest prime number from start and then divide again and again and try to make them as short as possible.

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Step -2 – Find the Factorization

Here, the numbers are 125.

Divide the above number by the prime numbers that is2,3,5,7,...according to the numbers.

Then,

125÷5=2525÷5=55÷5=1

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Step -3 – Finding the Prime factor

Now, from the above factorization, the prime Factors of 125 will be

5×5×5.

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