41
This number is a prime.
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The reversal of 41 is 14; add p^p, where p is prime to get the original prime (i.e., 14 + 3^3 = 41). Is there a larger prime with this property? [Bergot]
The product of the digits of 41 is 4, and the sum is 5; hence 4*41+5=169=13^2 and 41 is the 13th prime. Further,
5*41+4=209 and reversing the digits gives 902, add to 209 to get 1111, which is four one's or 41. [Bergot]
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