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Calculating integers from their prime factor expressions

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Calculating integers from their prime factor expressions”, from the unit “Properties of number: factors, multiples, squares and cubes” (Year 7 Maths) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. Fill in the missing word: Integers greater than 1 are either composite or ___.
  2. Which of the following shows that 77 is a composite number?
  3. What is the missing number in the first step in the process to find prime factors of 75? 75 = 3 \times ___
  4. What is the missing product in this process to find prime factors of 75?
  5. Given 120 = 2^3\times3\times5, which of the following equals 360?
  6. Given 120 = 2^3\times3\times5, which of the following equals 60?
  7. A square number is the product of two ___ integers.
  8. Write 2^2\times3\times5 as an integer.
  9. True or false? 2^3\times3\times5 is an even integer.
  10. True or false? 3\times5^2 is a multiple of 10
  11. Which of the following is not a multiple of 6?
  12. Which of the following is a square number?

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Calculating integers from their prime factor expressions · Examplary