Math, asked by meenalgautam2005, 9 months ago

which number is neither prime or composit ?

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Answered by Anonymous

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One

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To be prime, a...” One is neither prime nor composite. To be prime, a number must have two positive divisors: the number itself and one.

Answered by Siddharth4773

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The number 1 is neither prime nor composite

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