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Explain why 13*12*11*10+12 and 23*29*31*37+37 are composite numbers?

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Solution

We know that,

A composite number is a natural number or a positive integer which has more than two factors

13×12×11×10+12,

It can be written as =12(13×11×10+1)

Here, 12 is a composite number (because 12=3×2×2)

So, the whole number is also a composite number.

Similarly,

23×29×31×37+37

It can be written as: 37×(23×29×31+1)×1

So, this number also have more than 2 factors.


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