#math trivia #106 solution

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#math trivia for #April15:#106 is the smallest three-digit number that’s twice a prime.What’s the largest one?

— Burt Kaliski Jr. (@modulomathy) April 15, 2012

The largest three-digit number that’s twice a prime is equal to two times the largest prime less than 500, which is 499. The answer is 998.

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