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explain why 5×7×11+11 and 11×3×13+13 are composite number​

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Answered by 123lina250805
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Normally, the composite number is represented based on the product of two or more with the two prime numbers. (7)(11)(13)+13 are determined as 7*11*13+13= 1014. ... Composite number is represented as product of two or more than two prime numbers stating the (2,3,13).

Answered by Anonymous
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Normally, the composite number is represented based on the product of two or more with the two prime numbers. (7)(11)(13)+13 are determined as 7*11*13+13= 1014. ... Composite number is represented as product of two or more than two prime numbers stating the (2,3,13).

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