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I don't understand the problem or the way it's supposed to be answered.
Why does it say the numbers 100, 30, and 42, have 3 distinct prime values?
Which numbers are these supposed to be?
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Leonardo's Prime Factors
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I don't understand the problem or the way it's supposed to be answered. Why does it say the numbers 100, 30, and 42, have 3 distinct prime values? Which numbers are these supposed to be?