There are 25 primes less than 100..........15 under 50.......10 over 50.........................using 42.4 as a guide........the average, mean....of the 1st 25 primes.............

47 is the 15th prime..............it is 4.6......from 42.4.............the last prime...under 100....is 97.............and is 54.6.......from the mean........................

4.6 and 54.6...............see a pattern??  Ok.......using 50 as a guide......47 is the 15th....the last under 50............97 is the 10th prime....above 50..............the variance from the mean....using my stats........puts......4.6.......as the distance of the last prime under 50......as 4.6.......and the last in double digits......the 10th above 50......as 54.6 from the mean..............one truncates at 2 numbers.....the other truncates at 3 numbers.....2, 3....a pattern..........4 + 6 = 10......the 15th sums to 10.........5 + 4 + 6 = 15......the 10th sums to 15.........overlap....criss cross....

Just like the sum of the 1st non primes sums to a prime....namely 37......the primes sum to a non prime......namely 28.....both sum to 10, the base.....adding the single to the double digit.....3 + 7 = 10............2 + 8 = 10......overlap......interconnection,.........patterns in more than one way.......AND 4 and 6......are the 1st 2 non primes........disregarding 0 and 1 for the moment......b/c they are special numbers...........1st 2......just like 1/2......the critical line...

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There are 25 prime numbers altogether up to 100. These are: 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59, 61, 67, 71, 73, 79, 83, 89 and 97.Aug 7, 2014

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