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Are co-primes always prime number??

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Answered by bappibiswas

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No, co-prime numbers are not always prime numbers.

An example of co-prime numbers is 8 and 9 . They have 1 as their common factor

⇒ Pairs of co-prime are: 2,3;3,4;4,5;5,6;6,7.

⇒ No, 15,16 are co-prime but none of them is prime.

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