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The Result of the Product of Two or More Prime Numbers is Always Equal to the Result of the Sum of Only Two or Three Prime Numbers

Authors: Silvana di Savino

The even number 2n, which is the product of two or more prime numbers with 2, is always equal to the sum of only two prime numbers equidistant from half their sum; the odd number 2n+1, which is the product of two or more prime numbers with 2 + the odd number 1, is always equal to the sum of two prime numbers equidistant from half their sum, which is an even number + a prime number, 1+2n, which is the difference between the two equidistant primes.

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