explain why 15 into 7 + 7 is an composite number
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this is because 15 x 14 can be expressed as 5 x 3 x 2 x 7 {ie as a product of more than two primes}. Thus it is a composite numberÂ
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SO, ACOMPOSITE NUMBERS ARE THOSE WHO CAN ONLY BE DIVISIBLE BY ITSELF OR BY 1 ....
AND,
15*7+7
105+7
112 , AND IT CAN BE DIVISIBLE BY 2 , 4 , 8 ETC. AND THESE ARE COMPOSITE NUMBERS...
#HOPE YOU UNDERSTAND....
HERE IS YOUR ANSWER,
SO, ACOMPOSITE NUMBERS ARE THOSE WHO CAN ONLY BE DIVISIBLE BY ITSELF OR BY 1 ....
AND,
15*7+7
105+7
112 , AND IT CAN BE DIVISIBLE BY 2 , 4 , 8 ETC. AND THESE ARE COMPOSITE NUMBERS...
#HOPE YOU UNDERSTAND....
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