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Earn +20 ptsQ: 13 percent of what number is 221?
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Is the number 221 a prime number?
No, 221 is the product of 13 and 17.
What number is 221 divisible by?
221 is divisible by 1, 13, 17, and 221.
Is 221 a prime number?
No it is not a prime number, because you can multiply 13 and 17 together and get 221 13x17=221
Express 221 as a product of prime number?
13*17 = 221
How is 221 a composite number?
Because 17 multiplied by 13 equals 221. So the factors of 221 are 1,13,17 and 221.
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