A number as a product of primes

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  1. 1
    Write 147 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  2. 2
    Write 381 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  3. 3
    Write 54 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  4. 4
    Write 351 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  5. 5
    Write 58 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  6. 6
    Write 329 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  7. 7
    Write 325 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  8. 8
    Write 204 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  9. 9
    Write 135 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  10. 10
    Write 93 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  11. 11
    Write 30 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  12. 12
    Write 262 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  13. 13
    Write 168 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  14. 14
    Write 108 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  15. 15
    Write 108 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  16. 16
    Write 298 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  17. 17
    Write 27 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  18. 18
    Write 297 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  19. 19
    Write 290 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

  20. 20
    Write 171 as a product of prime numbers, smallest first, separated by ×.

What is in this set

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The same skill, harder or easier

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