Adam says that the number 4 has four factors. Explain why this statement is incorrect

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Liston · Answer 1 · 2021-05-23T19:02:44+0000

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The statement is incorrect because 4 is a perfect square and perfect squares always have a odd number of factors so 4 can not possibly have 4 factors.

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Dolbysurnd · Answer 2 · 2021-05-28T23:19:20+0000

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It is incorrect

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The statement is incorrect because 4 is a perfect square and perfect squares always have a odd number of factors so 4 can not possibly have 4 factors.

Adam says that the number 4 has four factors. Explain why this statement is incorrect

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