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What is the lowest 3 digit odd number?
The lowest three digit odd number would have to be -999.However, if you mean the lowest three digit positive number, it would be 101.
What is the lowest two digit number that can be squared and cubed?
10. Any number can be squared or cubed.
What is the lowest four digit whole number?
the lowest four digit whole number, i.e. integer, is -9999
What is the lowest 3 digit composite number?
100 is the lowest 3-digit number and it is composite, so 100 is your answer.
What is the lowest 3 digit even number?
-998 would have to be the lowest three digit even number. If you mean a positive number, it would be 100.
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