Are there infinitely many prime numbers p so that p+2 and p+4 are also primes?
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There are infinitely prime numbers "p", but p+2 and p+4 are not primes.
Example: Suppose p = 7 (prime) if you add 2, it becomes 9 (Not a Prime).
Same thing if p = 11(prime), if yo add 4, it becomes 15 (Not a prime number)
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(0,-1)(1,0)(2,3)(3,8)(4,15)
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