Since a Beprisque is a whole number that is consecutive and between a prime and a square, we look to the squares above 100 to begin our search. 121 is a square, but the the two odd numbers on either side of it (119 and 123) are not prime, so we check the next odd perfect square. (Why would we skip over 144?) 167 is prime and 169 is a square, so 168 is Beprisque, and is the first 3-digit Beprisque.
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To get the number that is 50% greater than 100, you first take 50% of 100, which is 50. Then, you add that number to 100. This will give you 150, the number 50% greater than 100.
32.10 is 32 and 10/100 32.09 is 32 and 9/100 The first number is one one hundredth greater than the second.
9.80 is greater than 9.45 because 80/100 is greater than 45/100
Greater than 100% or smaller than -100%.
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To get the number that is 50% greater than 100, you first take 50% of 100, which is 50. Then, you add that number to 100. This will give you 150, the number 50% greater than 100.
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The first prime number greater than 100 is 101. The second prime number greater than 100 is 103. Prime numbers are numbers greater than 1 that can only be divided by 1 and themselves without leaving a remainder.
There are an infinite amount of prime numbers that are greater than 100. The first three of those are 101, 103 and 107.
The first five square numbers greater than 100 are 121, 144, 169, 196, and 225.
They are 101 and 103.
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32.10 is 32 and 10/100 32.09 is 32 and 9/100 The first number is one one hundredth greater than the second.
101 is an integer greater than 100.