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when you multiply my digits, the product is 30, but when you add my digits, the sum is a prime number. What number am i?
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when you multiply my digits, the product is 30, but when you add my digits, the sum is a prime number. What number am i?

User Ddewaele
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Answer:

65

Explanation:

6 x 5 = 30

6+ 5 = 11

therefore, the answer is 65

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