a proposition

[rapid plinth]

Can anyone explain what they meant with some examples of it too

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[wise nova]

2=2
4 = 2^2
6 = 2*3
121 = 11^2

ie just prime factorizations exist

30 = 2*3*5

[rapid plinth]

So do they mean every single number bigger than 1 have a product of prime numbers.
Because the thing is 2= 2×1 and 1 isn't prime, I tried considering decimals bigger than 1 to get a product of 2,but still they're not prime and that's what confused me.

[wise nova]

2 is 2

And 2 is a product of primes

[rapid plinth]

Ik but they said every number bigger than 1 is a product of primes and isn't a products means a multiplication of a number to at least one other number?

[wise nova]

Nope

2 is a product of just 1 thing, 2