Explain why 7×11×13×+11 are composite numbers
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MARKBUSTER:
it's wrong
read the question properly
it is similar i guess
nope
in place of 13, 11 is there anyways sorry:(
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take11 common=(7×13+1)11
92(11)or as a product of prime so it is composite number
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Step-by-step explanation:
7x11x13+11=11(7x13 +1) , is divisible by 11
So 11 is a factor and hence the number is a composite number
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