Math, asked by vennelaboddeti9316, 1 year ago

Can a prime number be expressed as sum of two composite numbers

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Answered by cooldude6441

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no it needs at least 1 prime number
4+3=7

Answered by 2sudhiksha243

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yes
example
3+3=6 ,3 is prime number and 6 is composite number

cooldude6441: 6 is not a prime number

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