Factors and Prime Factors
Find factor pairs by arranging squares into rectangles, split numbers with factor trees and get every factor from the prime factorisation.
Free, runs in the browser, no sign-in or installation.
- Subject
- Mathematics
- Area
- Numbers
- Level
- Primary school
What you can do
- Arrange up to 144 squares in rows of a chosen length: a full rectangle gives a factor pair, an incomplete last row shows the remainder.
- Show all the rectangles for a number at once, with the list of its factors and whether it is prime or composite.
- Build a factor tree by choosing how to split each number, or draw two different trees and see that the prime factorisation is the same.
- See every factor in a table built from the prime factorisation, and decide from the prime factors whether a number is divisible, with a check.
- Print a worksheet with a squared grid, factor trees, a factor table or divisibility questions, or save the drawing as a PNG.
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Worksheets and lessons
Lessons with worksheets that use this app.
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