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Is one composite or prime both prime and composite or neither prime or composite?
neither prime or composite
Why is the number 1 neither prime or composite?
1 only has one factor, which is 1. Therefor it is neither prime or composite.
Is zero a prime composite or a Neither?
0 is neither a prime nor a composite number.
Is 1 composite prime or neither?
the number 1 is neither. it is a special number. prime, nor composite.
Is zero a prime or composite?
Zero is neither (anyone can type a random answer you know) But zero is neither prime nor composite
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