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Is 41 prime, composite, or neither? prime composite neither

Is 41 prime, composite, or neither? prime composite neither
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Is 41 prime, composite, or neither?

prime
composite
neither

User Rodd
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Answer:

it is divisible only by 1 and itself

Explanation:

therefore, it is prime

User Stompchicken
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41 cannot be a divisible by any number except 1. Therefore, it is PRIME.
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