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Why is 2 so odd?Why is 2 so odd?

I have read few books and articles, almost all of them refer that any prime $p>2$. Just wondering why it has to be $>2$?

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Why is 2 so odd?

I have read few books and articles, almost all of them refer that any prime $p>2$. Just wondering why it has to be $>2$?

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Why is 2 so odd?

I have read few books and articles, almost all of them refer that any prime $p>2$. Just wondering why it has to be $>2$?

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Possible Duplicate:
Why is 2 so odd?

I have read few books and articles, almost all of them refer that any prime $p>2$. Just wondering why it has to be $>2$?

I have read few books and articles, almost all of them refer that any prime $p>2$. Just wondering why it has to be $>2$?

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Why is 2 so odd?

I have read few books and articles, almost all of them refer that any prime $p>2$. Just wondering why it has to be $>2$?

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The prime number $2$

I have read few books and articles, almost all of them refer that any prime $p>2$. Just wondering why it has to be $>2$?