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The product of any two numbers is composite ( true/false) and why?

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ArchimedesEleven
FALSE. 
A composite number is the opposite of a prime number. This is false because of the possibility of the following scenario:
The two numbers are 1 and a prime number.
This is because one multiplied by any number is that number. A prime number cannot become a composite number just because it is being multiplied by one. For example:
1 x 7 = 7 (prime) 
Hope this helps!
~Archimedes El∈ven
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