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- Show each number is composite by writing a factor pair other than 1:3339497799
- Write the number from its list of factors and say whether it is prime, composite or neither.1, 2, 4, 8, 161, 4111, 3, 91, 5, 7, 35
- Can 89 lockers be put in a rectangle block of at least 2 rows and 2 lockers each?
- Find which digits in the box make a two-digit number prime, and give a factor pair for the others.
- Riddle: find every prime between 50 and 100 whose tens digit is 2 more than its ones digit.
- Write 30 as the sum of two primes in every way, and say why 1 plus 29 does not count.
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Prime and composite numbers: the lesson ›More Chapter 6 worksheets: Factors, multiples and primes
- 6.1Factors and multiples
- 6.2Prime and composite numbers
- 6.3Divisibility rules
- 6.4Listing multiples
- 6.5Number and shape patterns from a rule
- 6.6Least common multiple by listing