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The first Prime number greater than 200 is 211
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What is a prime number greater than 200?
211.
What is the greatest prime number less than 200?
The greatest prime number less than 200 is 199.
Largest prime number less than 200?
199
What is the smallest prime number more than 200?
It is 211
Which prime number less than 200 are even?
There is ONly ONE prime number that is EVEN. It is TWO(2). All other prime numbers to infinity are odd.
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