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Show through factorising that 899 is not a prime number

Answers

Answered by Smile150
15

Answer:

1, 29, 31, 899

Step-by-step explanation:

since 899 has more than 2 factors (1,,21 ,31,899) , 899 is not a prime number

Answered by madeducators1
2

Given:

We have given a number which is 899.

To Find:

We have to show that 899 is not a prime number.

Step-by-step explanation:

  • We have given a number 899.
  • Prime number:
  • A number is said to be prime if the factorization of that number contains only 1 and that number itself.
  • Or we can say that a number is said to be prime if the number has only factors are 1 and number itself. Not any other is a factor of the number.
  • First of all we will do the factorization of the number 899
  • Factors of 899=29\times31
  • We can see 899 has two factors 29 and 31 which are other than 1 and number itself.

Thus, 899 is not a prime number.

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