defective number
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defective number
[di′fek·tiv ′nəm·bər] McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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"The city has not seen drives for people using
defective number plates, not using seatbelts etc.
According to the official figures, around 10,000 vehicles with fancy or
defective number plates have been challaned and fined by the Delhi Police this year, in the first 20 days of January.
The police have also stepped up efforts to crack down on tinted glass in cars and
defective number plates.
They should notice that there are far fewer abundant numbers then
defective numbers. The only odd abundant number less than 1000 is 945.
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