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Q1.

In the chapter 'Be My Multiple, I'll be Your Factor', which statement is mathematically correct regarding Factors and Multiples?


(A)
Mathematical rules change randomly
(B)
The basic principles of Factors and Multiples follow standard arithmetic and geometric properties
(C)
Zero cannot be used in arithmetic operations
(D)
Units are not required in measurement
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Q2.

In the chapter 'Be My Multiple, I'll be Your Factor', which statement is mathematically correct regarding Prime and Composite Numbers?


(A)
Mathematical rules change randomly
(B)
The basic principles of Prime and Composite Numbers follow standard arithmetic and geometric properties
(C)
Zero cannot be used in arithmetic operations
(D)
Units are not required in measurement
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