Factorization Class 6 Worksheet to Master Prime Factors and HCF
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At Planet Spark, I believe in making math fun and accessible for all students. My teaching approach focuses on building a strong foundation, fostering problem-solving skills, and encouraging curiosity and creativity. By making math relevant and engaging, I empower students to develop a lifelong love for learning and excel in this essential subject.
Factorization Class 6 Worksheet to Master Prime Factors and HCF
Class 6mathsFree DownloadPDF
Tanya GuptaVisit Profile
At Planet Spark, I believe in making math fun and accessible for all students. My teaching approach focuses on building a strong foundation, fostering problem-solving skills, and encouraging curiosity and creativity. By making math relevant and engaging, I empower students to develop a lifelong love for learning and excel in this essential subject.
What’s Inside This Worksheet?
This worksheet is designed to help students strengthen their factorization skills. It includes:
Number of Questions: 10 questions
Topics Covered: Prime factorization, HCF, common factors, and identifying prime numbers
Type of Questions: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and Fill in the Blanks for self-practice
Who Can Practise This Worksheet?
Students of Class 6 (CBSE/ICSE or other boards)
Learners who want extra practice on factorization
Students preparing for unit tests, quarterly exams, or competitive exams
Why Is It Important to Practise This Worksheet?
Practising factorization improves your ability to quickly identify prime factors, calculate HCF, and solve word problems with numbers. Regular practice ensures strong foundational skills in mathematics, which is crucial for higher-grade topics like algebra and fractions.
Instructions:
Read each question carefully
Choose the correct answer from the options
Fill in the blanks with the correct value
Answer Key
MCQs:
6
2 × 2 × 2 × 3
29
6x
10
Fill in the Blanks:
2 × 2 × 3 × 3
4
3
6
5
Frequently Asked Questions
Factorization is breaking down a number into its smallest components (factors) that can multiply to give the original number.
The HCF (Highest Common Factor) is the largest number that divides two or more numbers, while common factors are all numbers that divide them.
Yes! It strengthens basic concepts, improves speed, and boosts confidence for tests and exam
Absolutely! The worksheet starts with easy questions and gradually moves to slightly challenging ones, perfect for all Class 6 learners.
