#Math & Logic
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Primes & Factors
Number structure and divisibility
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- 01Prime numbers and divisibility20 cards · ~3 min
- 02Factors, multiples and decompositions5 cards · ~1 min
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Prompt: First prime number
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Number theory · RECALLFirst prime numberThink it. Then flip it.
Prompt: Prime after 3
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Number theory · RECALLPrime after 3Think it. Then flip it.
Prompt: Prime after 7
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Number theory · RECALLPrime after 7Think it. Then flip it.
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01First prime numberRECALL
02Prime after 3RECALL
03Prime after 7RECALL
04Prime after 13RECALL
05Prime after 19RECALL
06Prime after 29RECALL
07Is 1 prime?RECALL
08Is 2 prime?RECALL
09Is 51 prime?RECALL
10Is 97 prime?RECALL
11Prime factorization of 12RECALL
12Prime factorization of 18RECALL
13Prime factorization of 24RECALL
14Prime factorization of 45RECALL
15Prime factorization of 100RECALL
16Least common multiple of 5 and 8RECALL
17Smallest three-digit primeRECALL
18Prime factorization of 72RECALL
19Is 91 prime?RECALL
20Largest prime below 50RECALL
21Greatest common factor of 12 and 18RECALL
22Least common multiple of 4 and 6RECALL
23Greatest common factor of 21 and 28RECALL
24Least common multiple of 6 and 15RECALL
25Greatest common factor of 36 and 48RECALL
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