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Prime and Composite Numbers Worksheet with Answer Key

6 problems on prime and composite numbers: showing a number is composite with a factor pair, sorting numbers from their factors, a locker word problem, a prime riddle, and writing 30 as a sum of two primes. 2 pages, with a worked answer key.

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  1. Show each number is composite by writing a factor pair other than 1:
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  2. 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
  3. Can 89 lockers be put in a rectangle block of at least 2 rows and 2 lockers each?
  4. Find which digits in the box make a two-digit number prime, and give a factor pair for the others.
  5. Riddle: find every prime between 50 and 100 whose tens digit is 2 more than its ones digit.
  6. Write 30 as the sum of two primes in every way, and say why 1 plus 29 does not count.

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