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It follows that the first ten terms are divisible by <math>11,101,1001,\ldots,</math> respectively. | It follows that the first ten terms are divisible by <math>11,101,1001,\ldots,</math> respectively. | ||
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Problem
How many of the first ten numbers of the sequence are prime numbers?
Solution
The th term of this sequence is It follows that the first ten terms are divisible by respectively.
Therefore, there are prime numbers in this sequence.
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