What is the general form of the naturals numbers that have a divisor beyond 1 and himself?

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The question is:

What is the general form of the natural numbers that have :

a) a divisor beyond 1 and himself?

b) a number prime of divisors?

For letter a) I know that when a number has two divisors, 1 and himself we define him as prime otherwise he is composite. But I don't understand what form general this question is asking, how I can to write this? For letter b) I think that, if I can answer the letter a) I will answer the letter b).