Math, asked by prasucipanda5, 9 hours ago

Which number is neither composite nor prime ???

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Answered by manaranjanSethi

Answer:

1 is the only number that is neither composite nor prime. PLEASE MARK ME AS BRAINLIST..

Answered by vrindamanek2

Answer:

The definition of prime number requires that it is an integer at least 2. Thus, 1 cannot be prime. A composite number must have at least two (not necessarily distinct) prime factors. Thus 1 cannot be composite either.

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so your answer is 1

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