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Prime Factorization

Find the prime factorizations of the given numbers. Give your answer in expanded form and exponential form. The example in the first row will guide you on how to enter your answers.

Notes:
1. Make sure to place your factors in increasing order. (i.e.

\displaystyle {2}\cdot{3}

not

\displaystyle {3}\cdot{2}

)
2. If there aren't repeated factors, your answers for both forms will be identical.
3. Use the "^" button for exponents. So 3^2 is

\displaystyle {3}^{{2}}

4. We use the * key for multiplication.

Number	Prime Factorization Expanded Form	Prime Factorization Exponential Form
Example: $\displaystyle {44}$	$\displaystyle {2}\cdot{2}\cdot{11}$	$\displaystyle {2}^{{2}}\cdot{11}$
$\displaystyle {14}$
$\displaystyle {6}$
$\displaystyle {12}$
$\displaystyle {9}$

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