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No because 2 goes into 52 and a Prime number is a number that only one and itself go into.
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What are prim and composite numbers?
a prim number is a number that only one and its self can go it to it ....... And a composite number is when other numbers can go in to it
Is 70 a prim number?
No 70 is not a prime number.
What is the prim number after 50?
53
Is 29 a prim or composite number?
composite
Is 5 a prim number?
Yes, 5 is prime.
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What is the prim factorization of 2900?
2,900 = 22 × 52 × 29
What is the prim factorization of 1050?
1,050 = 2 × 3 × 52 × 7
What are prim and composite numbers?
a prim number is a number that only one and its self can go it to it ....... And a composite number is when other numbers can go in to it
Is 10 a prim number?
No.
Is 104 a prim number?
no. it is not a prime number
Is 72 a prim number?
no it is not a prime number
Is 70 a prim number?
No 70 is not a prime number.
Is 51 a prim number?
No 17
What is the prim number after 50?
53
Is 233 a prim number?
Yes.
What is the tenth prim number?
29
Is 453 a prim number?
yes, 453 is a prime number
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