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How did Eratosthenes invent prime numbers?
Prime numbers are not invented.
Is euclid the inventor of prime numbers?
No one invented prime numbers.
What was the name of the man that invented prime numbers?
mr prime
Who invented the twin prime numbers?
Nobody invented them. Some prime numbers were found to be next-but-one to one another, and these were called twin primes.
Who invented twin prime number?
Nobody invented them - they are a characteristic of the set of numbers.
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