Composite Numbers

A composite number is a positive integer that has more than two positive whole number factors. For example, the number 9 is a composite number since it has more than two whole number factors, namely 1, 3, and 9. The following is a list of the first 100 composite numbers. One should note that the whole number "1" is, by definition, neither prime nor composite.

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4

39

72

104

6

40

74

105

8

42

75

106

9

44

76

108

10

45

77

110

12

46

78

111

14

48

80

112

15

49

81

114

16

50

82

115

18

51

84

116

20

52

85

117

21

54

86

118

22

55

87

119

24

56

88

120

25

57

90

121

26

58

91

122

27

60

92

123

28

62

93

124

30

63

94

125

32

64

95

126

33

65

96

128

34

66

98

129

35

68

99

130

36

69

100

132

38

70

102

133

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