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Composite
Prime
Hundred
Divisible
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Equal Groups ( Equal ) ( Group/s )

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25, 78, and 100 because of that when you look on your Hundreds Sheet, You will see that only 1 is not colored, So there is no way that it could be a Composite number. The prime numbers in all are 2, 3, 5, 7, 10, 11, 13, 17, 19, 27, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59, 61, 67, 71, 73, 79, 83, 89, and 97. When you check the number above, Also known as 1, 25, 78, 79 and 100, You see, the difference between the Composite Numbers and the Prime numbers apart.

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1. 1 is divisible

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1 is nether 25 is composite because you can do 5 x 5  1 x 25 78 is a composite number because you can do 2 x 37 and 1 x 78 79 is a prime number because you can only do 1 x 79 100 is a composite number because you can do 25 x 4 and 1 x 100

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These  are the composite numbers :
25, 78, 100

I know these are the composite numbers, because they can be put into equal  groups.
I also have them colored in as composite numbers on my hundreds chart.

These are the  prime numbers:
79

I know this is a prime number because it can only be divisible by one or itself.
I also have it colored in as a prime number on my hundreds chart.

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100 78

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100,25,78 are the counposeble numbre

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100,25 and 78. I know my answer is correct because I looked at my chart, and well 1 is nether 79 is a prime number soo that is how in

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25,78,and 100 are the composite numbers.They are composite because the numbers have a difference because as u see 100,25,and 78 they are not the same even if u round.They are almost like random numbers.and one more reason is Above those numbers on a chart (if you put 10 in a column and 10 in a row.)above them is a even number i wouldn't count it as a reason but I just pointed it out though

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25,78,and 100 because all of the numbers can be put into equal groups.Like 5 times 5 equal 25 and 2 times 50 equal 100 and it just keeps on again and again.Plus they can be put into group of 5 and 10 so they are composit numbers

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25,78,and 100 are all composite numbers because 25 can be put into 5 groups of 5,78 is uneven and that makes it so it isn't prime,and 100 is even and can be put into 10 groups of 10.

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25,78,100 are the composite numbers.

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25,78 100  it is because on the paper it is not a prime number and 1 is divisib

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78,25,100 because they g

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25,78,100,are all composite numbers because 78 and

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25,78,100

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The answer is 25,78, and 100 because they are the ones that are not colored in the same color as the other color.

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100 is composite 1 is not, 25 is, 78 is, 79 is not this is because 1 is not divisible, 25 and 78 are composite because they are divisible by many numbers. 100 is composite because it is also divis

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100 is composite 1 is not, 25 is, 78 is, 79 is not this is because 1 is not divisible, 25

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100 is composite 1 is not,

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100 is composite 1 is not, 25 is,

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25,78,100 because I c

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25

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78, 25, and 100 are composite numbers because 25 is in the  5 place of the chart and Tim and Moby said that you cross all the numbers out in the 5 place on the chart. 78 is a compost number because

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25,

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79 is the one number .the reason is because