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How can you tell if a number is a composite number? - Answers

Try dividing by some numbers. The larger the number, the more numbers you have to divide by. It is enough to test division by 2, and all the odd numbers up to the square root of the number. For very large numbers, this is not efficient. There are more efficient methods, but they are also more difficult to understand.



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Try dividing by some numbers. The larger the number, the more numbers you have to divide by. It is enough to test division by 2, and all the odd numbers up to the square root of the number. For very large numbers, this is not efficient. There are more efficient methods, but they are also more difficult to understand.



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How can you tell if a number is a composite number? - Answers

Try dividing by some numbers. The larger the number, the more numbers you have to divide by. It is enough to test division by 2, and all the odd numbers up to the square root of the number. For very large numbers, this is not efficient. There are more efficient methods, but they are also more difficult to understand.

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