Q: What are the prime factors of the number 103,800,866?

Why are those the prime factors of the number 103,800,866?

Prime factors are the prime numbers that can be multipled together to equal the original number. You find the factors by dividing by prime numbers. It is best shown by creating a Factor Tree.

Factor Tree for the number 103,800,866

	103,800,866
2		51,900,433
	13		3,992,341

The numbers in bold above are the prime factors. If there are multiples, you only count them one time. This leads us to our prime factors of:

2, 13, 3992341

We can check our work by multiplying all of the prime factors together: 2 x 13 x 3,992,341 = 103,800,866

This can also be written as 2¹ x 13¹ x 3,992,341¹ = 103,800,866

If you would like to know more, or need additional explanation, please review our prime factorization explanation.

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