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When y 3 is y the prime and y is the odd?
Errr. disentangling that lot... Yes. 3 is indeed both prime and odd. There is just one number that is both prime and even: I'll leave you to deduce it.
What is the derivative of y?
It all depends on what the equation is.Otherwise, it's y' (y prime).
What is the prime factors for Y?
It is not possible to answer the question without the numerical value of Y.
What is the product of all prime numbers between 60 and Y?
The answer depends on Y.
What is the prime number of 3y squared?
3 x y x y = 3y2
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