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  • Quirkie
    A natural number n is composite if there is at least one number between 1 and n which divides into it. It is "composite" because it is "composed" of factors. Apart from 1, which is a unit, all positive natural numbers are either prime or composite.
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  • Anonymous
    I don't know. I forgot all that stuff when I walked out the door on my last day of high school.
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