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Chapter 4 covers various mathematical concepts including highest common factors (HCF), lowest common multiples (LCM), prime factorization, and properties of prime and composite numbers. It includes exercises for finding factors, multiples, and sums of prime numbers, as well as determining the largest prime factors and verifying mathematical statements. Additionally, it presents real-world problems involving distribution and grouping based on these mathematical principles.
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Chapter 4 covers various mathematical concepts including highest common factors (HCF), lowest common multiples (LCM), prime factorization, and properties of prime and composite numbers. It includes exercises for finding factors, multiples, and sums of prime numbers, as well as determining the largest prime factors and verifying mathematical statements. Additionally, it presents real-world problems involving distribution and grouping based on these mathematical principles.
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