3 years ago

Please help me???????

1 answer:

7 0

Part 1
1. 16-composite
2. 0- Neither
3. 29- prime
4. 33- composite
5. 47- prime
6. 51- composite
7. 64- Composite
8. 73- prime
9. 12- Composite
10. 24- Composite
11. 17- prime
12. 38- composite

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