0 a positive number (= larger than zero) that can be divided by positive numbers other than 1 and itself
1 a positive number (= larger than zero) that can be divided by positive numbers other than 1 and itself
If a prime of the second form gets into your composite number, then that number cannot be the sum of two squares.
In order that a number may be expressed as the sum of two squares in several different ways, it is necessary that it shall be a composite number containing a certain number of primes of our first form.
Make a magic square with nine consecutive composite numbers—the smallest possible.
The greater the magnitude of a therapy's composite number, in other words, the more rigorous is the preponderance of study evidence addressing it.
The students know that a composite number is any number that has a divisor other than one and itself.
The above error bound is the probability of a composite number being declared as a probable prime after "k" rounds of testing.
We are often instead interested in the probability that, after passing "k" rounds of testing, the number being tested is actually a composite number.
The next superior highly composite number is six.
