Find a 5-Digit Number with Unique Prime & Square Digits

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Just abit of fun!

Find a 5 digit number that:
· Has no two identical digits.
· Has two digits that are perfect squares.
· Has two digits that are prime.
· Has one digit that is neither prime, or a perfect square.
· That has the second digit six less than the fourth digit.
· That has the last digit half of the third digit.
· That has the first digit three greater than the last digit.
What's the number?
 
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Originally posted by bracey
Find a 5 digit number that:
· Has no two identical digits.
· Has two digits that are perfect squares.
· Has two digits that are prime.
· Has one digit that is neither prime, or a perfect square.
· That has the second digit six less than the fourth digit.
· That has the last digit half of the third digit.
· That has the first digit three greater than the last digit.
What's the number?
ABCDE
A49DE
A3492
53492

am I right? that is how my process went
 
Originally posted by matt grime
none of those digits satisifies 'neither prime nor square'
oh, you're right :(
 
I think the answer is 73894.