How to judge a number is prime or not?
by mingzhehu, Apr 5, 2025, 2:45 PM
A=(10X1+1)(10X+1),X1,X∈N+
B=(10 X1+3)(10X+7),X∈N,X1∈N
C=(10 X1+9)(10X+9), X∈N,X1∈N
D=(10 X1+1)(10X+3), X1∈N+,X∈N
E=(10 X1+7)(10X+9),X∈N,X1∈N
F=(10 X1+1)(10X+7),X1∈N+,X∈N
G=(10 X1+3)(10X+9),X∈N,X1∈N
H=(10 X1+1)10X+9),X1∈N+,X∈N
I=(10 X1+3)(10X+3),X1∈N,X∈N
J=( 10X1+7)(10X+7),X∈N,X1∈N
For any natural number P∈{P=10N+1,n∈N},make P=A or B or C
If P can make the roots of function group(ABC) without any root group completely made up of integer, P will be a prime
For any natural number P∈{P=10N+3,n∈N},make P=D or E
If P can make the roots of function group(DE) without any root group completely made up
of integer, P will be a prime
For any natural number P∈{P=10N+7,n∈N},make P=F or G
If P can make the roots of function group(FG) without any root group completely made up
of integer, P will be a prime
For any natural number P∈{P=10N+9,n∈N},make P=H or I or J
If P can make the roots of function group(GIJ) without any root group completely made up
of integer, P will be a prime
B=(10 X1+3)(10X+7),X∈N,X1∈N
C=(10 X1+9)(10X+9), X∈N,X1∈N
D=(10 X1+1)(10X+3), X1∈N+,X∈N
E=(10 X1+7)(10X+9),X∈N,X1∈N
F=(10 X1+1)(10X+7),X1∈N+,X∈N
G=(10 X1+3)(10X+9),X∈N,X1∈N
H=(10 X1+1)10X+9),X1∈N+,X∈N
I=(10 X1+3)(10X+3),X1∈N,X∈N
J=( 10X1+7)(10X+7),X∈N,X1∈N
For any natural number P∈{P=10N+1,n∈N},make P=A or B or C
If P can make the roots of function group(ABC) without any root group completely made up of integer, P will be a prime
For any natural number P∈{P=10N+3,n∈N},make P=D or E
If P can make the roots of function group(DE) without any root group completely made up
of integer, P will be a prime
For any natural number P∈{P=10N+7,n∈N},make P=F or G
If P can make the roots of function group(FG) without any root group completely made up
of integer, P will be a prime
For any natural number P∈{P=10N+9,n∈N},make P=H or I or J
If P can make the roots of function group(GIJ) without any root group completely made up
of integer, P will be a prime
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Inequalities
by sqing, Apr 5, 2025, 1:10 PM
Let
be real numbers such that
Prove that
Let
be real numbers such that
Prove that







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Distance vs time swimming problem
by smalkaram_3549, Apr 5, 2025, 2:57 AM
How should I approach a problem where we deal with velocities becoming negative and stuff. I know that they both travel 3 Lengths of the pool before meeting a second time.
.problem.
by Cobedangiu, Apr 4, 2025, 6:20 AM
Find the integer coefficients after expanding Newton's binomial:


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Inequalities
by sqing, Apr 4, 2025, 3:52 AM
Any nice way to do this?
by NamelyOrange, Apr 2, 2025, 1:11 PM
Source: Taichung P.S.1 math program tryouts
How many ordered pairs
are there such that
and
?
How many ordered pairs



that statement is true
by pennypc123456789, Mar 23, 2025, 9:27 AM
we have
and
, then we can deduce
\le 2 $ ?



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What is an isogonal conjugate and why is it useful?
by EaZ_Shadow, Dec 28, 2024, 6:08 PM
What is an isogonal conjugate and why is it useful? People use them in Olympiad geometry proofs but I don’t understand why and what is the purpose, as it complicates me because of me not understanding it.
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