SOLUTION: If b is a prime integer such that 3b>10>(5/6)b , what is one possible value of b?
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Question 640069: If b is a prime integer such that 3b>10>(5/6)b , what is one possible value of b?
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The only primes between 3 and 12 are , , and
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