Math, asked by seemabxr555, 10 months ago

why 1 is not considered as prime number

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Answered by sonali1116

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Answer:

because it is not an even number

Answered by firebreather177

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Answer:

Because one is a neutral number

Step-by-step explanation:

A prime number is defined as any number that its factors is itself and one. And 1, well, is itself and has only one factor.

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