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. I am a prime number. I am factor of 65 but not a factor of 60. Who am I?

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Answered by mahadev17738

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Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by ncknckwndwn

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Step-by-step explanation:

First, find the factors of 65. Then find out which ones are prime. Check which prime factors of 65 are also a factor of 60 and scratch them out. Finally, the last number left is the answer.

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. I am a prime number. I am factor of 65 but not a factor of 60. Who am I?​

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. I am a prime number. I am factor of 65 but not a factor of 60. Who am I?