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Is number sixty seven a prime or composite?
Yes.
Is sixty nine a prime number?
A prime number can ONLY be divided by the number 1 and itself. 69 can be divided by 3.
Is 61 a prime number and why?
because you cant do anything times anything and get sixty one
Is there a number that goes into twenty nine and sixty?
29 is a prime number, and 60 has many numbers. the closest you'll get is 58.
What prime number is between sixty and 100 that the ones digit is two less than the tens digit?
97
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