Ex 1.1 Q6 Class 10 Maths | Composite Numbers Proof Trick | NotesWale Bhaiya 🔥

Hey Bhailog! Welcome back to NotesWale Bhaiya! 🚀 In this video, we are solving Question 6 of Exercise 1.1 from Class 10 Maths Chapter 1: Real Numbers (NCERT / CBSE Board). A lot of students look at this question and start multiplying all the numbers together. But your Bhaiya is here to give you a super smart mind-trick that will save you time and prevent calculation mistakes in your exam! We have to explain why [7 × 11 × 13 + 13] and [7 × 6 × 5 × 4 × 3 × 2 × 1 + 5] are composite numbers. Instead of doing heavy calculations, we will simply use the concept of prime and composite numbers along with the common-out factorization trick. Watch the video to see how easily we can prove this in just 3 steps! ✨ NotesWale Bhaiya Family Target ✨ Agar ye unique factorization trick makhkhan ki tarah samajh aa gayi ho, toh support dikhao: 👍 LIKE this video aur daba ke share karo! 💬 COMMENT karke batao ki composite numbers ke paas minimum kitne factors hote hain! 🔔 SUBSCRIBE karo channel ko aur family ka hissa bano! 🔄 SHARE this video with your classmates right now! Smart work beats hard work! Padhte raho, machate raho! 🎯 #NotesWaleBhaiya #Class10Maths #RealNumbersClass10 #NCERTSolutions #CBSEClass10 #MathsClass10 #RealNumbers #Exercise11 #CompositeNumbers #MathsTricks #BoardExamPrep