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Originally Posted by LaurV
That is false. For n=4, all are composite. Also for n=11, all are composite.  |
I expect that the OP intended for n = 2.
However, I'd still like an answer to my question as to why the OP thinks that presenting a
sequence of numbers is in any way a "proof". There were no mathematical statements
asserting that some (set of) condition(s) is true, nor were there any logical statements.
It was just a list of numbers. How can this be a proof?