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Primos y Compuestos: 10 preguntas

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Conoce números primos y compuestos

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Primos y Compuestos: 10 preguntas
 

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Conoce números primos y compuestos

by Zaida González
1

¿Cuál de los siguientes números es primo?

2

¿Cuál de estos números es primo?

3

¿Qué es un número compuesto?

4

¿Cuál es un divisor de 12?

5

¿Es 9 primo?

6

Si un número es primo, ¿cuántos divisores tiene?

7

¿Cuál de estos números no es primo ni compuesto?

8

¿Cuál de estos números es primo?

9

¿Cuál es un divisor de 8?

10

¿Es correcto decir que 2 es primo?

Explicación

Un primo tiene exactamente dos divisores: 1 y él mismo.

11 solo es divisible entre 1 y 11.

Un compuesto tiene al menos tres divisores diferentes.

3 divide a 12 exactamente: 12 = 3×4.

9 tiene tres divisores: 1, 3 y 9.

Los primos solo son divisible por 1 y ellos mismos.

1 no tiene exactamente dos divisores ni más; es unidad.

13 solo es divisible por 1 y 13.

2 divide a 8: 8 = 2×4.

2 tiene exactamente dos divisores: 1 y 2.

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