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Choose the counterexample that disproves the conjecture. If n is a two-digit prime number, then the two digits must be different.
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Can you think of any examples that contradict the statement?
n=22 or n=17 n=11 n=10 these are my answers but im really comfused on with one it be
which of those are prime?
11 and 17
and which of those contradict the claim
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11 ?
correct
that counterexample disproves the claim
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