Math, asked by harshef4052, 10 months ago

The square of a prime number is ( A ) none of these ( B ) composite ( C ) prime ( D ) can be either composite or prime

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Answered by Arunima3110

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Answer:

(D) can be either composite or prime

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The square of a prime number can be either composite or prime

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