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No, 47 x 59 is not a Prime number. Multiplication yields a number which has 47 and 59 as its factors.
47 x 59 = 2773.
1 is a factor of every number, so one of the factors of 2773 is 1.
Till now we know three factors of 2773: 1, 47 and 59. And a number having more than two factors is not prime.
So, 2773 is composite not prime.
Remember!
For two natural number a and b such that a � b � 1 then ab is a composite number.
Let us say ab = c.
c is the result of multiplication of a and b, which means aand b are its factors.
And 1 is factor of every number. So 1, a and b are factors of c. There may be other factors of c, but we have obtained 3 factors which indicates that c is not a prime number.
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What is a prime number between 47 and 59?
53
What 3 prime numbers can you add to get 59?
47, 7, 5
Which 3 prime numbers has the sum of 59?
5, 7, 47
What are all the prime numbers after 47 to 100?
The prime numbers from 47 to 100 are 47, 53, 59, 61, 67, 71, 73, 79, 83, 89, and 97.
What is balanced prime number?
A balanced prime number is a prime number that is equal distance from the last prime before it and the next prime after it. Example: 53 is a balanced prime. The last prime number before it was 47 and the next prime after it is 59. (53 - 47) and (59 - 53) both equal 6, so 53 is a balanced prime.
