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Factor Trees

Here is a great site that you can use for extra practice in creating 'Factor Trees'!
How many different trees can you make for each number? Do you always end up with the same factors?

Click here and scroll down to 'factor trees' to try it!

Posted by Alex Gordon in Grade 5 Homework.
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callum Dec 9, 2009 4:14 PM

I did two. they aren't too hard at first, but the second was harder.

Nono3F Jan 26, 2010 8:50 PM

Dear Grade5

Hi I'm Nono

I want to learn about Factor trees but I Don't Know wat it is can you teach me please?

From Nono3F(^o^)(^o^)

Alexandra Gordon Jan 27, 2010 9:26 AM

Hi Nono! Thanks for your comment! I will show grade 5 and ask someone to work with you on this! When can you come see us?
Ms Alex

Nono Jan 27, 2010 8:06 PM

Hi thank you for you replyt.(^o^)(^o^)

I'm can come on next tues day(^o^)does it work for you?

From Nono

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