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Gordon

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I observed that while most odd numbers are prime, there are odd numbers which are composite, like 9 and 15

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Group A: 1
Group B: 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13
Group C: 4, ,6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15

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Prime numbers only have 2 factors while composite have more.

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I have observed that the prime numbers has 2 factors while composite numbers has 3 or more factors.

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pg 4

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pg 3

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I observed that prime numbers only have 2 factors but composite numbers have made than 2 factors

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I observed that prime numbers only have 2 factors but composite numbers have made than 2 factors

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1 is the only number to only have 1 factor

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I observed that 1 was the only number that had only 1 factor and I also realized that even though some numbers are larger than the other numbers , the smaller numbers can have more factors than larger numbers.I realized according to the statistics from page 3 that 2 was the only even number with 2 factors.The other even numbers from 4 onwards has more than 2 factors.Most of the odd numbers has only 2 factors except 9 , 14 and 15.

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Page 4

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Page 3

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What else did you observe from the numbers (factors, no. of factors) that you listed in the table (p3)?

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Group A:
Group B:
Group C:

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