Using either pencil and paper or an online prime factorization tool, find that
We don't need to find the prime factorization of the other two numbers; the answer is uniquely determined by this one.
In that prime factorization....
(1) prime factors 2 and 3 are both used more than once; and factors a and c are both used more than once. 7 and b are the only factors used once each, so b must be 7
(2) prime factor 2 is used twice and factor c is used 3 times, so c can't be 2