What Are Prime Numbers
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Objective
I can identify prime numbers as whole numbers greater than 1 that have no positive divisors other than 1 and themselves.
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Practice
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What is a prime number? Provide a definition in your own words.
List all the factors of the number 11. Is it a prime number? Explain your reasoning.
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Exit ticket
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“Identify the factors of the number 19. Is it a prime number? Explain your reasoning. Identify the factors of the number 24. Is it a prime number? Explain your reasoning. ”
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