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360 (number)

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360 (three hundred and sixty) or three sixty is the natural number following 359 and preceding 361. It’s a anti-prime number.

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  • My money 360, you only 180. Line complete.
    • Dwayne M. Carter, "Fireman" (2005) 360 is the amount of degrees in a circle —[circle rolls.]
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