449

This number is a prime.

+ The smallest prime number whose individual digits are composite perfect squares. [Thoms]

+ The smallest prime number that can be constructed by two concatenated perfect prime squares (22 and 72). [Wagler]

+ 449 is the 87th prime. Note that 42 + 42 + 92 = 82 + 72. [Punches]

+ The smallest prime whose digits are all semiprimes. [Silva]

+ Smallest zeroless prime whose every power contain the digit zero in it. [Gupta]

+ The 449 Club (or Club 449) takes its name from page 449 of the first few editions of Alcoholics Anonymous or "The Big Book" as it is affectionately known by members. A familiar and oft quoted passage there concerns the notion of acceptance as the key to happiness. [Green]

+ The smallest of only two 3-digit composite-digit primes. The other is 499. [Loungrides]

+ While primes are diametrically opposed to highly composite numbers (that set records regarding the number of divisors) and to highly abundant numbers (that set records regarding the sum of divisors), numbers that are both superabundant (a special class of highly abundant numbers) and highly composite are 449 in all, which interestingly is prime. [Beedassy]

+ The smallest prime formed from the concatention of semiprimes in two ways {4, 4, 9} and {4, 49}. [Silva]

+ The James Monroe Building is a 449-foot skyscraper located in Downtown Richmond, Virginia. [Haynes]

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