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what is a factor tree, and how do you know when a factor tree is completed?
   
     
                         (5th grade math Please help me.)

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A factor tree starts with one number, such as 8. You draw to lines, and at the end of each is a possible way to divide 8, such as 4 and 2, because 4*2=8. Then, you divide 4 by 2, which is the only possible way without getting a 1 or a 4. Then, since 2 cannot be divided by 2 or 1.That is a complete factor tree. You can tell if a factor tree is over if you end up with a prime number.
A factor tree is a tree to represent what are the factors of the number.
Ex: 20:1,2,4,5,10

1x20
2x10
4x5
5x4
10x2
All of this equals 20
*in a factor tree you have to include all the factors of a number
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