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How do you make factor trees for 175?

Answer 1

Gabriel Agustin

See beloe

I do my factor trees sideways (easier to format) but in general you do them from the top down (so it looks like roots).

#175color(white)(0) - 5#

#color(white)(0)- 35 - 5#

#color(white)(000) - 7#

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Answer 2

Gianna Caruso

To make a factor tree for 175, you start by breaking it down into its prime factors. Here's the process:

Start with the number 175.
Find two factors of 175. One of these factors should be a prime number, and the other should be its quotient.
Continue breaking down the quotients until you reach prime numbers.

Here's a step-by-step breakdown:

175 = 5 × 35
35 = 5 × 7

So, the prime factorization of 175 is 5 × 5 × 7, or in exponent form, (5^2 \times 7).

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