The greatest prime number less than 100 is 97, and the least prime number less than 100 is 2. The difference between them is:
97 - 2 = 95.
So, the difference is 95.
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The greatest prime number less than 100 is 97 and the least prime number is 2. So the difference between the two of them is 95.
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For finding the greatest and the least prime number less than 100, you must remember that the greatest one will obviously be a two digit number and the least one will be a single digit number
Now by trial and error method,
The greatest prime number less than 100 is 97
The least prime minister less than 100 is 2, as 1 is co-prime
The difference between 97 and 2 = 97-2= 95
Thus the required number is 95
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The greatest prime number less than 100 is 97 , and the least prime number is 2 .
The difference between them is: 97 - 2 = 95
So, the answer is 95 .
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The greatest prime number under 100 is 97, while the smallest prime number is 2. The difference between them can be found by subtracting 2 from 97, which gives a result of 95. Hence, the difference between the largest and smallest prime numbers below 100 is 95.
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