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Josh thinks he can find examples of prime numbers that he can write as a product of two points

Josh thinks he can find examples of prime numbers that he can write as a product of two points
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Josh thinks he can find examples of prime numbers that he can write as a product of two points

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It would count on the graph mainly (or table). But yes it can be possible. 
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