AQuA-RAT train #26196 · Number Theory · Divisibility
A decade is defined as a complete set of consecutive nonnegative integers…
A decade is defined as a complete set of consecutive nonnegative integers that have identical digits in identical places, except for their units digits, with the first decade consisting of the smallest integers that meet the criteria, the second decade consisting of the next smallest integers, etc. A decade in which the prime numbers contain the same set of units digits as do the prime numbers in the second decade is the
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