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Select the correct answer. What is a counterexample to this claim? All prime numbers are odd. O The number is 2. O The number is 4. O The number is 5. O The number is 1.

Select the correct answer. What is a counterexample to this claim? All prime numbers are odd. O The number is 2. O The number is 4. O The number is 5. O The number is 1.
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Select the correct answer.

What is a counterexample to this claim?
All prime numbers are odd.
O The number is 2.
O The number is 4.
O The number is 5.
O The number is 1.

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The number 2, so answer choice A.

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