Math, asked by prabhsimransingh2007, 10 hours ago

explain why 7x11x13+13 is a composite number

Answers

Answered by shalinxavier8

Step-by-step explanation:

We can see that given numbers have more than two factors (other than 1 and number itself). So, 7×11×13+13 number is a composite number. ... So, any number that has more than two factors (other than 1 and number itself) are called composite numbers.

Answered by dileep3897

The answer is given below

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Science, 5 hours ago

what are the advantages of eating raw or uncooked vegetables?

Accountancy, 5 hours ago

Journalize the below transactions. a) Opened a bank account and deposited $ 10,000. b) Purchased goods for $ 7,500 from XYZ Co. by issuing a daily check for $ 2,500. c) Sold goods for $ 12,000 to ABC Co. by receiving a promissory note for $ 8,000. d) Received a maturity check from ABC Co. for the rest of receivables. e) Endorsed the check to XYZ Co.

Math, 5 hours ago

Write the quadratic polynomial whose zeros are negative four by 5 and 1 by 3...

Math, 10 hours ago