Nadia thought of her answer before raising her hand, "Prime numbers are all numbers which can only be devided by one and itself, for that reason excluding one and zero, which cannot be divided. For this reason, primes are very unique numbers. The first four primes, under 10, are the very basic, simplest start and basis for other numbers derived of convinations of primes. All non-prime numbers result of two prime numbers added together, at that. All prime numbers but two are odd numbers."

She lowered her hand, wondering if that was correct enough.