Math, asked by arghya12345, 11 months ago

why is 1 neither prime nor composite?

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Answered by Pari0819

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Answer:

Because 1 has only 1 factor that is 1.

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Answered by sanvisanya1234

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:Because 1 has only 1 factor that is 1.

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