Influencing policy (training slides from Fast Track Impact)
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1. âą 1. Drills: Multiplication and Division,
Divisibility Tests
âą 2. Prime or Composite?
âą 3. Objectives for 1.5
âą 4. Math Journal #4
2. 1. Factor whole numbers.
To factor a whole number means to
Find the factors of 20. express it as the product of other
whole numbers.
Step 1: Find all the pairs of whole
numbers whose product is 20.
3. 2. Identify even and odd whole numbers, prime
numbers and composite numbers.
If a number is evenly A prime number only has factors
of itself and 1. Composite
divisible by 2 it is even, if numbers are numbers greater
it is not, it is odd. than 1 that are not prime.
Is 39 a prime number?
Is 57 a prime number?
4. 3. Find prime factorizations using a factor tree.
Every prime number can One way of prime factorization is by
be formed by multiplying using a factor tree.
a specific combination of
prime numbers. 90
9 10
This process is called
prime factorization. 3 3 2 5
5. 3. Find prime factorizations using a factor tree.
Use the factor tree to 126
find the prime
factorization of 126. 2 63
9 7
3 3
6. 4. Find prime factorizations using a division
ladder.
One way of prime factorization is by
using a division ladder.
2 280 108 Begin with the smallest prime
number, 2.
2 140
Since 35 is not evenly divisible by 2,
2 70 go to the next prime number that will
5 35 go evenly into 35. 3 wonât work, so
letâs try 5.
7 Since the result is 7, and 7 is a prime
number, we are finished.
7. 5. Use exponential notation.
An exponent is used to indicate
repeated multiplication.
Write each product using exponents.