A ____ is a whole number that has exactly two whole-number factors:1 and itself A. Composite Numbee B. Prime Number C. Least Commin Multiple(LCM) D. Greatest Common Factor(GCF)

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A ____ is a whole number that has exactly two whole-number factors:1 and itself

A. Composite Numbee
B. Prime Number
C. Least Commin Multiple(LCM)
D. Greatest Common Factor(GCF)

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C: LCM

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Rubndsouza answered Oct 25, 2019

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C. Least Common Multiple (LCM)

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