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"Solution: Given find the composite

number between 60 and 70 whose prime factors have a sum of 12

hence the number is 64=2*2*2*2*2*2

2+2+2+2+2+2=12

answer is 64"

What are Composite Numbers
A number which is dividing by positive divisor other than one or itself is called as composite number. A composite number is always positive integer. In other words, If the integer n is greater than zero and the divisors are 1 < a, b < n means the integer ‘n’ is composite number.
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