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Is This Prime?

4/7/2020

6 Comments

 
How many prime numbers can you identify in a row? Post your best score in the comments.

https://isthisprime.com/game/

Can you beat my score???
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Haylee
4/7/2020 06:05:30 pm

This game is hard

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Mr. Bowen
4/7/2020 06:08:04 pm

It is really hard when you get numbers over 100. Here is a hint: numbers are divisible by 3 of the sum of the digits is a multiple of 3. For example 51 = 5 + 1 = 6, which is a multiple of 3. Another example: 93 = 9 + 3 = 12, which is another multiple of 3.

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Korbyn
4/9/2020 10:14:19 am

This game is sooooo hard!!! I got to like 20, that was it.

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Mr. Bowen
4/13/2020 02:51:34 pm

It gets easier after you try it a few times. You start to memorize more prime numbers. The clock pressures you to decide too fast, though!

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Preston
4/13/2020 01:43:24 pm

It gets sressfull after a while

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Mr. Bowen
4/13/2020 02:50:48 pm

I agree. I'm glad it is only for one minute! If they didn't have a clock I think it would be much easier.

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