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Factors of 810

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Factors can be called as the building blocks which together make up a whole number. Let’s learn more about factors in this article. In mathematics, factors refer to the numbers which are multiplied together to derive a certain number.

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What are the factors of 810?

In this article, we will take the example of the factors of the number 810 and learn more about it. By applying the long division method on the number 810 we get to know that its factors are 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, 15, 18, 27, 30, 54, 45, 81, 135, 90, 162, 270, 405, and 810.

 

Negative factors of 810: Negative numbers that multiply a couple of times to produce -810, like -1, -2, -3, etc. paired with negative factors.

 

Prime factors of 810: Those prime numbers that when multiplied together in just the right amounts do equal 810. For 810 they are 1, 2, 3, and 5.

 

Prime factorization of 810: Expressing 810 as a product of primes: 810=2×34×5.

 

Sum of factors of 810: Sum of all positive divisors of 810 is 2176. 
 

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How to find the factors of 810

There are many simple methods which can be used by students to calculate factors of numbers. Below you can find some methods.

 

  • Multiplication method

 

  • Division method

 

  • Prime factors and prime factorization

 

  • Factor tree
     
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Finding Factors Using Multiplication

In the multiplication method, we find the pairs of numbers, which when multiplied together provide the original number. For 810 the pairs are.


1×810=810
2×405=810
3×270=810
5×162=810
6×135=810
9×90=810
10×81=810
15×54=810
18×45=810
27×30=810

 

Hence, we can conclude that the factors of the number 810 are 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, 15, 18, 27, 30, 54, 45, 81, 135, 90, 162, 270, 405, and 810.
 

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Finding Factors by Division Method

The division method states that any number that can divide the said number is considered as factors of the said number. Hence, any number that divides 810 evenly without leaving any reminder is considered as a factor of 810.

 

810÷1=810 (1 and 810 are factors)


810÷2=405 (2 and 405 are factors)


810÷3=270 (3 and 270 are factors)


810÷5=162 (5 and 162 are factors)


810÷6=135 (6 and 135 are factors)


810÷9=90 (9 and 90 are factors)


810÷10=81 (10 and 81 are factors)


810÷15=54 (15 and 54 are factors)


810÷18=45 (18 and 45 are factors)


810÷27=30 (27 and 30 are factors)
 

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Prime factors and prime factorization

The prime factorization method is a simple method wherein the two prime numbers are multiplied together to derive the said number, these prime numbers are then considered as the factors.


Divide by 2 (smallest prime):


810÷2=405


Divide by 3:


405÷3=135, 135÷3=45, 45÷3=15, 15÷3=5


Divide by 5 (next prime):


5÷5=1


Hence, prime factorization of 810 is 2×34×5

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Factor tree

Factor tree is a mathematical diagram which repeatedly breaks down or divides the number by prime numbers until it reaches 0, or it cannot be further divided These numbers are then considered as the factors

 

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Factors of 810 Examples

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Problem 1

Find the prime factors of the number 84.

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Explanation

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Problem 2

If the factors of a number include 1, 3, 5, and 15, what is the possible number?

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Explanation

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Problem 3

What is the sum of the factors of the number 30?

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Explanation

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FAQs on factors of 810

1. Is 3 a factor of 24?

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2. What are the factors of 38?

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3.Is the factor of a number greater than itself?

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4.Is 97 a prime number?

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Important glossaries for factors of 810

  • Divisor: The number that divides another number completely without remainder, it is called divisor. For example, 6 is divisible by 3, so the divisor is 3. 

 

  • Multiple: A number multiplied by an integer. Is always greater or equal to the original number

 

  • Prime Factor: It is a natural number whose only factor other than 1 will be itself. 


 

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