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Consider the following brute-force algorithm for solving the composite number problem: check successive integers from 2 to [n/2] as possible divisors of n. if one of them divides n evenly, return yes (i. e the number is composite) if none of them does, return no. why does this algorithm not put the problem in class p?

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