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How do you solve a number cipher 68 -12 40 -22 98 -2 10-11?
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Is 98 prime or compisite?
98 is an even number. The only even prime is 2, so 98 is not prime. Therefore it is composite. That's one logic method. Another would be to show the factors (other than 1 and 98) such as (49 x 2) or (7 x 14). Since it as factors other than 1 and itself, then it is composite.
Is 113 a prime or compisite no?
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Is 125 prime or compisite?
It is composite.
Is 198 prime or compisite?
Composite.
Is 119 a prime or compisite?
Composite
Is 5 a prime or a compisite?
5 is prime
Is 38 a compisite number?
Composite, yes.
Is 379 a prime or compisite number?
Prime.
Is 28 prime or compisite?
28 is composite.
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Prim and Proper,
What does a compisite volcanoe look like?
it is a big triangle
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