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The answer is no, because if anything, zero is almost the opposite of a prime number. Whereas prime numbers have the least number of factors possible (other than 1 itself, which is not prime as we covered yesterday), 0 has the most number of factors possible. In a sense, zero has infinitely many factors.
Because of the special fact that anything times zero is zero, we can imagine that 0 is 0Ć1 or 0Ć2 or 0Ć3 or 0 times any other natural number. In that way, zero has as its factors every single natural number, and for sure is not prime.
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not only whole numbers but all fractions are also factors of zero
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Thank you sir
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I love this I never even questioned if 0 is a prime
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Oh interesting, and also I guess the only number that has a factor of 0 is itself! Which makes it unique in that way too - every other number is a factor of an infinite set of numbers, except 0..!
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Does it have to a whole number? Cuz from where im standing it looks like any real number fits the definition. 1.1 * 0 = 0. Hell, -Ļ * 0 = 0. Explain
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So zero is anti-prime?
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