Why 1(0ne) isn't prime
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We choose not to regard 1 as a prime number, simply because it makes writing lots of theorems much easier. Noah gives the best example in his answer: Euclid's theorem that every positive integer can be written uniquely as a product of primes
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We choose not to regard 1 as a prime number, simply because it makes writing lots of theorems much easier. Noah gives the best example in his answer: Euclid's theorem that every positive integer can be written uniquely as a product of primes
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What's prime number?
Prime number is a number which divisible by itself and 1.
Let's put this condition to 1(One).
1 is divisible by itself I.e. 1.
and as per condition 1 is also divisible by 1.
Since,
The number of first condition = The number of second condition
So,
1 can not be considered a prime number as it is divisible by only single number.
What's prime number?
Prime number is a number which divisible by itself and 1.
Let's put this condition to 1(One).
1 is divisible by itself I.e. 1.
and as per condition 1 is also divisible by 1.
Since,
The number of first condition = The number of second condition
So,
1 can not be considered a prime number as it is divisible by only single number.
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