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Which of the following is not a perfect number?
1. 6
2. 28
3. 120
4. 496
Option 3 – 120
Unique factorisation theorem from the following, is
1. A number for which the sum of all its factors is twice the number itself is called a perfect number
2. Every natural number greater than 1 can be divid ed into a prime number or a composite number
3. Every number greater than 1 can be expressed as the product of primes in a unique way except for the order in which the factors appear
4. Set of prime numbers is infinite
Option 3 – Every number greater than 1 can be expressed as the product of primes in a unique way except for the order in which the factors appear
The no. of digits that the largest prime number so far found contains, is :
1. 2,27,823
2. 2,27,832
3. 2,72,832
4. 2,72,823
Option 2 – 2,27,832
The no. of digits that the largest perfect number discovered so far contains, is :
1. 4,55,661
2. 4,55,662*
3. 4,55,663
4. 4,55,665
Option 3 – 4,55,663
The difference of an even number and an odd number, is
1. an odd number
2. an even number
3. a prime number
4. an even composite number
Option 1 – an odd number
The sum of an even number and odd an number is :
1. an even number
2. an odd number
3. a composite number
4. a prime number
Option 2 – an odd number
The product of any two odd numbers is :
1. an even number
2. an odd number
3. a composite number
4. a prime number
Option 2 – an odd number
3 x 5 x 7 x 9x 11 × 13 × 15 is ……
1. an even number
2. an odd number
3. a composite number
4. a prime number
Option 2 – an odd number
1 × 2 × 3 × 4 x 5 x 6 x 7 x 8 x 9 is :
1. an odd number
2. an even number
3. a composite number
4. a prime number
Option 2 – an even number
10,000 – 3452 is :
1. an odd number
2. an even number
3. a composite number
4. a prime number
Option 2 – an even number
1,00,000 + 452 is :
1. an odd number
2. an even number
3. a composite number
4. a prime number
Option 2 – an even number
576 + 572 + 64 + 37 is
1. an odd number
2. an even number
3. a composite number
4. a prime number
Option 1 – an odd number
The set of natural numbers is divided into …… sets :
1. three overlapping sets
2. four disjoint
3. three disjoint
4. two disjoint
Option 4 – two disjoint
A true statement among the following, is
1. All even numbers are prime numbers
2. All composite numbers are even numbers
3. All odd numbers are composite numbers
4. 2 is an even prime numbers
Option 4 – 2 is an even prime numbers
The integers which are exactly divisible by 2 are called
1. odd numbers
2. even numbers
3. composite numbers
4. prime numbers
Option 2 – even numbers
The general form of an even number, is :
1. 2n
2. 2n+1
3. 2n-1
4. 2n+2
Option 1 – 2n
The numbers which are not divisible by 2 are called :
1. even numbers
2. composite numbers
3. odd numbers
4. prime numbers
Option 3 – odd numbers
The general form of an odd numbers, is
1. 2n+1
2. 2n
3. 2n-2.
4. 2n+2
Option 1 – 2n+1
The sum or difference of any two even numbers is :
1. an odd number
2. a composite number
3. an even number
4. a prime number
Option 3 – an even number
The product of two odd numbers is :
1. an odd number
2. an even number
3. a composite number
4. a prime number
Option 1 – an odd number
When integer is divided by 2, the remainder is
1. 2
2. 1
3. 0
4. either 0 or 1
Option 4 – either 0 or 1
The sum of any even number and an odd number is
1. an odd number
2. an even number
3. a composite number
4. a prime number
Option 1 – an odd number
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