Explain why the number 7×11×3+13 is composite no.
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because it not prime number
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A composite number is a positive integer that has factor other than 1 and the number itself
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7*11*3 +13 may be written as 13* [ ( 7*11) +1]
that is 13 * ( 78) are also the factors of a number
Further 78 = 39 *2
So 39 & 2 are also his factors
so this number definitely not prime
< hence it's a composite number >
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here is your answer
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A composite number is a positive integer that has factor other than 1 and the number itself
< According to question >
7*11*3 +13 may be written as 13* [ ( 7*11) +1]
that is 13 * ( 78) are also the factors of a number
Further 78 = 39 *2
So 39 & 2 are also his factors
so this number definitely not prime
< hence it's a composite number >
hope it helps
thank you
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