Trust me, if you were a walking, talking alphanumeric character, you'd agree.
And then you might want to know what Sexy primes actually are.
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Monday, September 07, 2009
Sexy Primes
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Trust me, if you were a walking, talking alphanumeric character, you'd agree.
And then you might want to know what Sexy primes actually are.
Trust me, if you were a walking, talking alphanumeric character, you'd agree.
And then you might want to know what Sexy primes actually are.
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No Septy primes? 7 is prime.
"Septy Primes" would require two primes numbers with a difference of seven.
But for two numbers to have a difference of seven, one of them has to be even. The only even prime is 2, and 2+7=9, but 9 is not prime.
Therefore, there are no "septy primes".
For those stumbling onto this page, Bill in Boston is referring to a statement on this page about Septagons: http://mrburkemath.blogspot.com/2015/03/x-why-mini-septagon.html
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