You should end up with a list of 25 prime numbers between 1 and 100. These are shown in the grid below.

Archaeologists in Israel have identified what may be one of the earliest examples of wheel-like technology ever found: ...

There is a pattern to how the numbers are written from 1 to 100, but we can’t hear a regular pattern in the way we say the numbers until we get to the number 20. For example, count aloud from 31 ...

The spindle and whorl closely mirror the wheel-and-axle setup found in later, more advanced technologies, such as Bronze Age ...

The first car to launch in this new lineup is a limited edition Formula 1 car with a bespoke Hot Wheels racing livery. As a reference to the year Hot Wheels first debuted, the number 68 features ...

In the pantheon of unforgettable Wheel of Fortune outtakes ... making it the No. 1 series on television. The premiere month reached 40 million total viewers and viewership grew by 12 percent ...

Mattel, the parent company of Hot Wheels, announced a new multi-year partnership with Formula 1 today. There will be ... and interchangeable tires, and the number 68 emblazoned on the side is ...

“Wheel of Fortune” started as a daytime game ... From there, they whittled the number per high school to 15. The top 15 finalists from each high school then underwent more “testing and ...

Available now from Mattel Creations, it features unique Real Rider wheels with interchangeable tyres, as well as full-metal body and chassis. You might also notice the number 68 on its nose ...

Roughly 100 million bikes are produced each year, which equals 200 million wheels. A typical car has 2-4 doors, meaning the number of vehicle doors could reach 140-280 million annually for cars alone.