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Posted on 2025-02-02
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Let A be the set of all the positive integers that can be written in the form p
666
-q
666
for some prime numbers p≥q≥11. What is the greatest common divisor of all the elements of A?
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Danish Ahmed Khan
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As the difference between any two such powers of odd numbers must be even, all of them are divisible by two.
The guess part is that there are no other common factor to all of them, making the GCD equal to 2.
Posted by
Charlie
on 2025-02-02 09:20:12
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