Ilavenil and Kumaran are friends from their childhood. Both have \(60\) and \(69\) chocolates of the same kind to divide among two groups of children, ensuring that each child receives an equal number of chocolates. After such a distribution, Ilavenil and Kumaran are left with \(6\) chocolates each.
 
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1. Find the number of chocolates received by each child.
 
2. Find the number of children in which Ilavenil distributed the chocolates.
 
3. Find the total number of children in which Ilavenil and Kumaran distributed.
 
4. A number which have more than two factors is:
 
5. The smallest two digit composite odd number: