Math, asked by priyasingh478, 11 months ago

If you subtract a prime number from its square the result is ten times the prime number . What is the number

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Answered by Rmey

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Answer:11

Step-by-step explanation:Let the prime number be a.

Then a^2-a=10a

a^2=10a+a

=11a

a=11a/a

=11

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