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Yes, starting a factor tree with a different pair of factors will still yield the same prime factors. The final set of prime factors is unique regardless of the initial split.

Conditions: The number being factored is the same.; Each branch is decomposed into valid factor pairs.; The process continues until all leaves are prime.

Yes, starting a factor tree with a different pair of factors will still yield the same prime factors. The final set of prime factors is unique regardless of the initial split.

Conditions: The number being factored is the same.; Each branch is decomposed into valid factor pairs.; The process continues until all leaves are prime.