Math, asked by Vivekraj9875, 1 year ago

Is 3×5×7+7 a composite number? Explain the reason.

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Answered by Anonymous

A composite number is a positive integer that has a factor other than 1 and itself.
by solving 3×5×7+7 by BODMAS
we get 112
and 112 is divisible by many numbers other than 1 and itself like 56,28,14,7,2
hope this helps you

Answered by LaraXMD

by solving 3×5×7+7 we get 112 .
composite numbers are those which have more than 2 factors 112 is having more than 2 factors ( 1,112,2etc.) so 112is a composite number

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