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two composite numbers with one factor tree

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By definition, a prime number is only evenly divisible by itself, or the number 1, and it is greater than 1. If a number is composite, you can divide it evenly by numbers other than 1. For example, if you divide 7 by any integer other than 1, you end up with a fraction or decimal; therefore, 7 is prime. However, 8 is divisible by 2 and 4 (8/2 = 4, 8/4 = 2). Breaking down a number into its prime and composite factors is helpful for a number of mathematical processes.
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I can't make a tree very easily but I will still answer you question

a composite number, if you did not already know, is a number that can be divided by a diffarent whole number and still get a whole number (exg. 4/2=2=composite  5/2=a decimal=prime)

so one composit number is 16
the factored out tree is 2*8
                                     2*4
                                       2*2

another is 24
 the factor tree is 2*12
                              2*6
                                   2*3
hope you can see the tree as I typed it out
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