Math, asked by AnkurAgrawal1, 1 year ago

show that 13×41×43+41 is a composite number

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Answered by Anonymous
24
41×(13×43+1)
41×(559+1)
41×560 which is a composite number

AnkurAgrawal1: why we have added 1
Anonymous: listen here 41 is taken as common so 41 into 1 is equal to 41
AnkurAgrawal1: thanks..
Answered by Olivia09
13

13 \times 41 \times 43  \times 41 \\ 41(13 \times 43 \times 1)
THEN,

13 (559+1)

13 × 560

hence \: it \:  \: a \:
composite number
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