Explain why 7*13*5+7*6*5*3 is a composite number
Answers
Answered by
5
Hi friend ,
7×13×5+7×6×5×3 is a composite number as:
7( 1×13×5 +1×6×5×3) [ Take 7 as common]
7( 65+90)
7( 155)
7( 5×31)
7×5×31
Since the fundamental theorm of arithmetic states that every composite number is a product of it's prime .Hence this is a composite number.
============================
Hope this helped u...
7×13×5+7×6×5×3 is a composite number as:
7( 1×13×5 +1×6×5×3) [ Take 7 as common]
7( 65+90)
7( 155)
7( 5×31)
7×5×31
Since the fundamental theorm of arithmetic states that every composite number is a product of it's prime .Hence this is a composite number.
============================
Hope this helped u...
Answered by
3
Composite number are those which have factors other than 1 and the number itself.
Now the given number is
7×13×5+7×6×5×3
Taking 7×5 common
7×5×(13+6×3)
7×5×31
Since the given number have factors (7,5,31) other than 1& number itself
So it is a composite number
Hope it will help you
best wishes --Mayank
Now the given number is
7×13×5+7×6×5×3
Taking 7×5 common
7×5×(13+6×3)
7×5×31
Since the given number have factors (7,5,31) other than 1& number itself
So it is a composite number
Hope it will help you
best wishes --Mayank
Similar questions