Mark H. answered • 09/06/19
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False in all cases! A prime number is always odd, and the sum of any 2 odd numbers is always even.
Paige S.
asked • 09/06/19the sum of any two consecutive prime numbers is also prime
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Patrick B. answered • 09/06/19
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The statement is FALSE.
3 +5 = 8
Yo M.
it asks for consecutive. Consecutive meaning next to each other. An example being 2 and 3.
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Mark M. answered • 09/06/19
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False, 3 + 5 = 8
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Same with the last kid. It asks for consecutive. Consecutive meaning next to each other. An example being 2 and 3.
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Abul A.
You should have taken one of the prime number is 2 2 is the only even number which is prime09/17/20