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Is the number prime?  \n1) 12 =   2) 44 =    \n3) 33 =   4) 35 =    \n5) 31 =   6) 36 =    \n7) 17 =   8) 23 =    \n9) 22 =   10) 26 =    \n11) 42 =   12) 7 =    \n13) 2 =   14) 28 =    \n15) 9 =   16) 16 =    \nPrime factors (numbers under 50)  Grade 4 Factoring Worksheet  \nExample: 24 = 2 x 2 x 2 X 3 (No-not prime)  \nList the prime factors for each number. Is the number prime?  \n1) 12 =  2×2×3 (No)  2) 44 =  2×2×11 (No)   \n3) 33 =  3×11 (No)  4) 35 =  5×7 (No)   \n5) 31 =  31 (Yes)  6) 36 =  2×2×3×3 (No)   \n7) 17 =  17 (Yes)  8) 23 =  23 (Yes)   \n9) 22 =  2×11 (No)  10) 26 =  2×13 (No)   \n11) 42 =  2×3×7 (No)  12) 7 =  7 (Yes)   \n13) 2 =  2 (Yes)  14) 28 =  2×2×7 (No)   \n15) 9 =  3×3 (No)  16) 16 =  2×2×2×2 (No)","cbCaiinlHCiCluoj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiinlHCiCluoj","pdf",66308,"English","# Prime Factors Exercise\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What is the goal of this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The goal is to help students practice identifying prime factors for numbers under 50 and determining whether a number is prime or composite.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the results presented in the answer key?\",\"answer\":\"The answer key shows the prime factorization for each number and explicitly states 'Yes' if the number is prime or 'No' if it is not.\"},{\"question\":\"What is an example of a prime number identified in the worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The number 31 is identified as prime because its only factor is itself.\"}]","Prime Factors - Grade 4 Factoring Worksheet | PDF",1791791530]