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Can 1 000 000 be a prime number?
No.
Can 1 000 000 be a prime number or composite?
composite
What is the second prime and odd number?
The first prime number that is odd is 3, so the second odd prime number is 5. Some think 1 is the first prime nunber, but 1 is neither prime nor composite.
What is the sum of the first prime number and the last prime number from 1 to 100?
It is: 2+97 = 99
Why does 1 is not included in first five prime numbers?
1 IS NOT a Prime Number because the definition of a Prime Number is that it must have 2 factors, itself and one. Therefore one cannot be a Prime as it only has 1 factor.
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