The number N, N+2 and N + 4 are all primes,
if:
(A) N = 2
(B) N = 3
(C) N = 5
(D) N = 7​

The number N, N+2 and N + 4 are all primes,
if:
(A) N = 2
(B) N = 3
(C) N = 5
(D) N = 7​

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  1. Answer:

    (B)

    Step-by-step explanation:

    We can just check the answers by putting the values.

    (A) If N = 2, N + 2 = 4 (Not prime)

    Similarly, by checking all the options, the answer is (B).

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  2. Answer:

    B

    Step-by-step explanation:

    If N=3

    • N+2
    • =3+2
    • =5(prime number)
    • N+4
    • =3+4=7(prime number)

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