This video lecture is a continuation of my last video lecture in which I covered the basics of Prime Numbers. In the last video lecture I told you the basic properties of prime numbers and also the method how to find whether a number is prime or not. In the last lecture I started explaining the reasoning behind the method that I employed in order to find out whether a number is prime or not. In this video lecture I have continued explaining from the point where I have left last time.
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SIR VERY INTERESTING AND VERY WELL YOU TOLD THE WHETHER THE NUMBER IS PRIME OR NOT
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ReplyDeletevery well done sir ...thank you
ReplyDeletesir, is 413 a prime number??? it is divisible by 7. so, is it a composite number????
ReplyDeleteyes amit 413 is not a prime number........it is a composite number....
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ReplyDeletesir u told that prime no. is the form of 6n+1 or 6n-1.
ReplyDeleteso , instead of using the square root method. can we only check the no. by dividing 6 ?
because u told that if we get remainder 1 or 5 then no. is prime.
so, i found this method easy or quick instead of that square root method.
so is that method (6n+1 or 6n-1) is applicable in all prime no. ?
He said if a number is prime it should be in the form of 6n+1 or 6n-1
DeleteHe didn't say 6n+1 or 6n-1 guarantee you that number is always prime. Both statements are different. lets take an example to understand better . let check 55 a prime or not . We know its not prime but we can arrange it in the for of 6*9+1 .I hope you understood.