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Three is the Prime number because parime numbers have only two factors one and that number.For example ten is not prime because it has more than two factors.
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Which of these are prime 4 or 3 or 10?
3 is a prime number, and 4 and 10 are composite.
What is prime 4 10 3?
if you mean "which is prime 4, 10, or 3?" the answer is 3
Which of these is a prime 4 10 or 3?
3 is a prime number. 4 and 10 are both composite numbers having 2 as a factor.
Prime numbers 3 10 or 4?
a prime number has no factors other than one and itself 4:1,2,4 10:1,2,5,10 3:1,3 3 is the prime number!!!! it's only factors are one and itself!!!!
Which of these is a prime number 4 10 3?
Three is the prime number. Both 10 and 4 have factors other than themselves.
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