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write 210 and 252 as products of prime numbers.
The answer is probably simple, but i see to be having trouble. Write 210 and 252 as products of prime numbers. Ok, i understand the math terms, but if you multiply the the numbers in the prime factorization of 210 together, it will still be 210 wouldnt
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