Prime, Composite, and Rational Numbers

How many distinct factors does a prime number have?

Which classification applies to the number 1?

Select every prime number in the list below.

Select every composite number in the list below.

Classify each number as Prime, Composite, or Neither

Classify each number as Prime, Composite, or Neither

True or False: Every composite natural number can be expressed as a unique product of its prime factors.

A natural number greater than 1 with exactly two different factors — itself and 1 — is called a ______ number.

A natural number greater than 1 with exactly two different factors — itself and 1 — is called a ______ number.

Which set is defined as \(\{p/q : p, q \in \mathbb{Z}, q \neq 0\}\)?

A decimal representation is rational if it terminates or repeats. Select every decimal below that represents a rational number.

Arrange these numbers from smallest to largest: \(-3,\ 0,\ \tfrac{2}{3},\ 1,\ 5\).