2021 Fall AMC 12A Problems/Problem 4
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Problem
The six-digit number is prime for only one digit
What is
Solution
By divisibility rules, when the number
is divisible by
When
the number
is divisible by
When
the number
is divisible by
When
the number
is divisible by
Thus, by the process of elimination we have that the answer is
~NH14
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