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    This document provides an exercise to identify prime and composite numbers between 1 and 100. Students are instructed to circle the number 1 and put slashes through multiples of 3 (except 3), every 7th number after 7, even numbers larger than 2, and numbers ending in 5 (except 5). The remaining untouched numbers are considered prime numbers and are to be listed in the provided space.

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    This document provides an exercise to identify prime and composite numbers between 1 and 100. Students are instructed to circle the number 1 and put slashes through multiples of 3 (except 3), every 7th number after 7, even numbers larger than 2, and numbers ending in 5 (except 5). The remaining untouched numbers are considered prime numbers and are to be listed in the provided space.

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    Prime and Composite Numbers Up To 100

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    This document provides an exercise to identify prime and composite numbers between 1 and 100. Students are instructed to circle the number 1 and put slashes through multiples of 3 (except 3), every 7th number after 7, even numbers larger than 2, and numbers ending in 5 (except 5). The remaining untouched numbers are considered prime numbers and are to be listed in the provided space.

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    NAME: __________________________________________ FORM: __________________

    Prime Numbers and Composite Numbers

    Exercise: Follow the instructions below:

    1. Circle the number 1.

    2. Put a slash in each square above using the following


    conditions:
    • Multiples of 3 except for 3 itself
    • Every 7th number after 7
    • Even numbers larger than 2
    • Numbers ending in ‘5’ other than 5

    3. In the space provided list the remaining numbers. (These are the
    prime numbers between 1 and 100)

    ______________________________________________________

    Note: The slashed numbers are all called composite numbers.

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