Words must contain a number of letters which equals the square root of any prime number.I'll kick off with "a" and "I" (yes,folks...1 is indeed a prime)
Hey bunyip 1 is an unique no.
We usually consider it as unique
Only so the rest of the maths is easier for us..1 is still a prime.
Okay fine
(Are you maths teacher or what?)
no..just a burnt out old scientist.
Sooo, the game's over then, I take it?
yes
A argoo that won is still a proom @binyop
Them math guys are just being fledgematic about it.
@bunyip Yep. A square root of a prime. Perfect! Not as if primes have only 1 and themselves as factors (and 1 is neither prime nor composite). And let's say that 1 is included. Not as if there are only 2 words using one letter, right? Clearly.
(I was being sarcastic this whole post lol)
Wait, I think I've got it: negative one is a square root of a "prime number" (one), so the following is a valid answer: (The word "A" has been edited out here; I subtracted a letter (-1))
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