Math, asked by ayush1634, 1 year ago

explain why (2×3×5+3) is composite number​


RamacharanaH: Because 2,3,5,7 are divided by 1 and itself
optimus64: i didn't understand what do you want to say?

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Answered by Anonymous
1

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Multiplication of prime and composite is always composite...

Composite+ prime =composite

Answered by optimus64
0

2x3x5+3=33

33 is divisible by 3 so

according to fundamental theorem of arithmetic (2x3x5+3) is a composite number.

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