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 \n1) 58 =   2) 30 =    \n3) 516 =   4) 97 =    \n5) 76 =   6) 964 =    \n7) 87 =   8) 124 =    \n9) 198 =   10) 307 =    \n11) 42 =   12) 79 =    \n13) 47 =   14) 504 =    \n15) 991 =   16) 57 =    \n17) 278 =   18) 61 =    \n19) 813 =   20) 704 =    \nGrade 6 Factoring Worksheet  \nFactor the following numbers into prime factors.  \nIs the number prime?  \n1) 58 =  2×29 (No)  2) 30 =  2×3×5 (No)   \n3) 516 =  2×2×3×43 (No)  4) 97 =  97 (Yes)   \n5) 76 =  2×2×19 (No)  6) 964 =  2×2×241 (No)   \n7) 87 =  3×29 (No)  8) 124 =  2×2×31 (No)   \n9) 198 =  2×3×3×11 (No)  10) 307 =  307 (Yes)   \n11) 42 =  2×3×7 (No)  12) 79 =  79 (Yes)   \n13) 47 =  47 (Yes)  14) 504 =  2×2×2×3×3×7 (No)   \n15) 991 =  991 (Yes)  16) 57 =  3×19 (No)   \n17) 278 =  2×139 (No)  18) 61 =  61 (Yes)   \n19) 813 =  3×271 (No)  20) 704 =  2×2×2×2×2×2×11 (No )","cbCaie5d3q4rhNrf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie5d3q4rhNrf","pdf",58971,"English","# Grade 6 Factoring Worksheet\n## Practice Problems\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What is the primary objective of this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The primary objective is to help students practice factoring numbers less than 1,000 into their prime factors and identifying whether each number is prime.\"},{\"question\":\"How many problems are included in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The worksheet includes 20 specific numerical problems ranging from smaller integers like 42 to larger numbers like 991.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the document provide the solutions?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, the document includes a complete set of solutions, showing both the prime factorization and an indication of whether each number is prime.\"}]","Grade 6 Factoring Worksheet - Prime Factors | PDF"]