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PRIME NUMBER ©2005 Te there (https:/fbyjus.com/maths/prime- nt c 4 are called Composite numbers. 5 veal ont Te CenesesesTESeREMHENSH visit here (https//byjus.com/maths/composite nulebetstydents bus convoath/athorie? redrect ushtps 's3A%2"%2Flear byus com2FcalloacksFreferer30mx_Souce,of_Le0#s25308yusWeb42526mx Campaign Type%2520_UTM_CAMPAIGN.T DIRISTELSES A BCR RE RDM asonarsovcontoncam sonora Jo9.07A0J0 tna sde Aa AGE ta sD ity Tests lity rule is @ method of determining whether a given integer is divisible by a fixed A divisi diyggr avthpytaerfang'PRyanien. usualy by examining its digits. We have divisibily rules for 2,3, 4, 5,6,7,8,9, 10 and 11 Name ity tests for 2 oN e¥ianyirbta number is 0.2.46 or 8, then the number is divisible by 2. 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