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There is no limit to the infinite number of prime numbers. For example 6,079 is the 793rd Prime number, but there are an infinite number of prime numbers much larger like 38,589,789,473 (thirty eight billion five hundred eighty nine million seven hundred eighty nine thousand four hundred seventy three). Prime numbers are known that have thousands of digits, far to many to list here.

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