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I thought of a two-digit number. The unit digit of my number is a prime number, and the tens digit is four times as big as the unit digit. What is my number?
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I thought of a two-digit number. The unit digit of my number is a prime number, and the tens digit is four times as big as the unit digit. What is my number?
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I thought of a two-digit number. The unit digit of my number is a prime number, and the tens digit is four times as big as the unit digit. What is my number?
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1 is a prime number
4 is 4 times bigger then 1
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