**Exercise: Identifying Prime Numbers in a Product Table** **Task:** Of the sixteen numbers in the product table below, list the ones that belong to the category of prime numbers. **Product Table:** ``` 8 4 7 9 8 88 84 87 89 4 48 44 47 49 7 78 74 77 79 9 98 94 97 99 ``` **Instructions:** Identify and list the prime numbers present in the table. Enter your answers using a comma to separate multiple entries, and ensure they are in ascending order. **Answer:** The prime number(s) is/are: [input box] --- **Supportive Actions:** - **Help Me Solve This:** Click here for a step-by-step guide to identifying prime numbers. - **View an Example:** See a worked-out example to better understand the method. - **Get More Help:** Access additional resources or ask for assistance. **Options:** - Reflect in ePortfolio: Save your work and reflections on this task to your personal educational portfolio. --- A prime number is a natural number greater than 1 that has no positive divisors other than 1 and itself. Use this definition to help identify the numbers in the table that meet these criteria.

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