Well yes, but it's kind of a meaningless distinction. All numbers are very close to a multiple of 3. Any non-zero number you can name is at most two away.
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You can use prime numbers to factorize numbers, a very useful tool
Data encryption, used for personal identification numbers (PINs) and for secure communications over the internet are based on very large prime numbers.
Yes, as far as we know. It is very hard to prove this wrong or right, but there are prime numbers that have been found with billions of digits.yes, because there are infant composite numbers and prime will pop up Evey one in a while
Data encryption, used for personal identification numbers (PINs) and for secure communications over the internet are based on very large prime numbers.
No, very few of them are. A PRIME number is one that can only be divided by the number one and itself. For instance 7 is a PRIME number and 8 is not.