What is the prime factorization of a 150? F) 2×2×25. G) 2×3×5×5 H) 5×30. J) 2×3×5

Answer 1

Noah Archer

The answer is G.

#2xx3xx5xx5#

#= 6 xx 5 xx 5#

#= 6 xx 25#

#= 150#

Therefore,

#150 = 2xx3xx5xx5#

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Answer 2

Emery Allen

#2xx3xx5xx5toG#

#"using the prime numbers "2,3,5,7,...#

#• " divide the number by 2"#

#• " if the quotient is 1 then finish"#

#• " if not repeat "#

#• " if 2 does not divide move onto 3"#

#• " repeat until a quotient of 1 is reached"#

#150-:color(red)(2)=75larrcolor(blue)"move to 3"#

#>75-:color(red)(3)=25larrcolor(blue)"move to 5"#

#25-:color(red)(5)=5larrcolor(blue)"repeat with 5"#

#5-:color(red)(5)=1larrcolor(blue)"quotient of 1 reached"#

#150=color(red)(2)xxcolor(red)(3)xxcolor(red)(5)xxcolor(red)(5)toG#

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Answer 3

Julian Avila

The prime factorization of 150 is represented as 2 × 3 × 5 × 5, which corresponds to option G.

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