The number of three-digit positive integers that have three different digits and at least one prime digit are 7960.
The only two components in prime numbers are 1 and the number itself.
Any whole number greater than one is a prime number.
It has exactly two factors—1 and the actual number.
There is just one 2-digit even prime number.
Every pair of prime numbers is always a co-prime.
The product of prime numbers can be used to represent any number.
Three-digit positive integers that have three different digits and at least one prime digit = 3!*4!*10*9 = 7960
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Integer, natural, whole, rational, irrational, natural (15/3=5), integer (-12/6=-2), rational, irrational, rational, rational
Natural-the counting numbers (1,2,3,100...)
Whole-all natural AND 0
Integers-add negative numbers (no fractions)
Rational-add fractions and decimals
Irrational-numbers that can’t be a fraction (square root of 3, pi)
Real-all numbers
