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13 September 2016

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Practising prime factor decomposition, all numbers have 4 prime factors and they have to fit in around the large number in the small boxes.
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Ina_jovani

a year ago
5

thank you very helpful

awilki9

3 years ago
5

This looks like it'll be really fun for my class to do - they won't even realise how much practice they are doing!

BGH

3 years ago
5

Nice set of resources - thank you

anders66

5 years ago
5

I have got to say this got my Year 7's thinking not just about listing factors but also about which ones were common ones. Thanks a span!

hevhill1

6 years ago
5

This'll sort out my G&T Year 6's! Brilliant puzzle. Thankyou.

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