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Question #: 341
Topic #: 1
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To a prime number bigger than 2, 1 is added, the result is multiplied by three. What can be the result of these actions?

  • A. 51
  • B. 54
  • C. 43
  • D. 41
  • E. 53
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A prime number bigger than 2 must be odd, adding one to that number gives you an even number, multiply that number by 3 and again the result is even.
by Mukite at April 17, 2022, 7:32 a.m.

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Mukite
2 months ago
Correct answer is B (54)
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