All prime number greater than 2 are odd?

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All prime number greater than 2 are odd?

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Prime numbers are odd that are greater than 2. Prime numbers are numbers that are not divisible by anything. EXAMPLE: 33 is not prime because if you take 3 times 11 then you get 33.

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