Question

1. What’s so weird about prime numbers?
2. What’s at the bottom of a black hole?

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Answer 1

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For all of us that need a refresher on grade school math, a prime number is one that can only be divided by 1 and itself – these were called “odd numbers” when I was in school. Two is also considered a prime number as it can be divided by 1 and itself.

Answer 2

Answer:

1.Prime numbers are weird because they make you think out of the box. They are real introverts. Unlike composite numbers who are real extroverts, they do not participate in anything-no factors, no patterns and nothing.

2.This is not a proper question because a black hole doesn’t have top or bottom. This is like asking what is at the bottom of sun. Nothing! Because there’s no bottom of the sun. Its a sphere and viewing it from any angle makes the other side bottom which is not a defined parameter.

This is not a proper question because a black hole doesn’t have top or bottom. This is like asking what is at the bottom of sun. Nothing! Because there’s no bottom of the sun. Its a sphere and viewing it from any angle makes the other side bottom which is not a defined parameter.Black holes are also spherical structures which means there no bottom. I can see why you may think like that because most of the time, they’re depicted like a funnel like thing in the fabric of space time. Which is just a very simple demonstration of what it does to the space time, not an actual picture of what happens.