Mathematics · Number System
I am a 5-digit number with all distinct digits. I am divisible by 2 but not by 4. The digit at my tens place is the smallest prime number. The digits at the hundreds and thousands places are the second odd number (starting from 1, i.e., 3) and the third prime number respectively. The digit at the ten-thousands place is double the digit at the tens place. Which number am I?
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