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RE: Prime Numbers - Katie - 06-16-2018

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RE: Prime Numbers - Ryccia - 06-16-2018

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RE: Prime Numbers - Katie - 06-16-2018

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RE: Prime Numbers - Ryccia - 06-16-2018

87


RE: Prime Numbers - Maurizio - 06-17-2018

Ryccia. You have committed the ultimate sin by posting a non-prime number here. 87 is divisible by 3 D: Come on man, we're not even at the big numbers yet. You just have to check for divisibility by 2, 3, 5, and 7 when you're at 87. (Since, to check if a number n is prime, you need to check to make sure that it's not divisible by any prime number up to the square root of n. I know 10^2 is a hundred, so I just need to check all primes smaller than 10, since the square root of 87 must be less than the square root of a hundred.)

89 is, however, prime.


RE: Prime Numbers - Ryccia - 06-17-2018

Meh, too lazy to be "sophisticated" or whatever you fancy folks want

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RE: Prime Numbers - Fauxia - 06-17-2018

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RE: Prime Numbers - Amerion - 06-17-2018

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RE: Prime Numbers - Atlantica - 06-17-2018

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RE: Prime Numbers - Amerion - 06-17-2018

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