easy · GMAT Quantitative Reasoning
A programmer is creating an algorithm to filter out composite numbers. The input is 51.
How should the algorithm classify it?
- As a perfect square.
- As a composite number.
- As a prime number.
- As neither prime nor composite.
- As an even number.
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