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Prime numbers in table with 180 columns
Field: Algebra
Created By: Iris Yoon Website: [ ]

Prime numbers in table with 180 columns

Prime numbers marked in a table with 180 columns

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Arranging natural numbers in a particular way and marking the prime numbers can lead to interesting patterns. For example, consider a table with 180 columns and infinitely many rows. Write positive integers in increasing order from left to right, and top to bottom. If we mark all the prime numbers, we get a pattern shown in the figure. We can see that prime numbers show patterns of vertical line segments.

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