C+1 if C is not composite, and C+2 if C is a composite.
Product of a prime number and a composite number results in a composite number.Now consider the product of a composite number(a) and a prime number(b) is equal to c.i.e. c = a x bIt is clear that c is divisible by both a and b.Also c is divisible by itself and 1, this means that c has more than two factors.A number having more than two factors is composite, therefore product of a prime number and a composite number results in a composite number.
None.A composite number c must have a prime factor psuch that 1 < p < c.Therefore the product of c's factors must be at least p*c which must be greater than c.
93 is a composite number, so 93A should be a composite number if A is an integer. 67B would be a composite number if B is an integer greater than 1. 47C would be a composite number if C is an integer greater than 1. 31D would be a composite number if D is an integer greater than 1. Any number that can be produced by multiplying two integers greater than 1 together will be a composite number. So, 67 x B would be a composite number, even though 67 itself is prime.
The letter that represent the composite number is letter C.
if a is bigger than b and b is bigger than c a must be bigger than c... Transitivity
Your options C and D are the same, but it is true that 51 is a composite number.
The answer depends on the value of C, which is unknown.
No...C-5 is bigger than B-52
Suppose a composite number x can be expressed as a product of primes p, q, r ... in exponential form as x = pa*qb*rc ... has (a+1)*(b+1)*(c+1) ... factors. So, the bigger a, b, c etc are, the greater the number of factors.
3, 61 and 113 are prime; the rest composite.
The A380 is bigger but the C-5 is longer
63 is a composite number. That's because a composite numbers is any positive number which is not a "prime number". This means that a composite number can be divided exactly by another number which is not 1 or the number itself. So 63 is a composite number because it can be divided exactly by 3, by 7, by 9, and by 21. A "composite" of any kind is made up of parts, just like a composition in music has been composed by a composer.