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If a pair of prime numbers (p, q) satisfies p + q = k, where k is also a prime number less than 50, which value must one of the numbers always take?
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Practice and solve "If a pair of prime numbers (p, q) satisfies p + q = k, where k is also a prime number less than 50,..." for Numerical Aptitude - BSF HC Min and ASI Steno 02 Sep 2026 Shift 3. The correct answer is Option C: 2. Detailed step-by-step solution, conceptual clarity, and formulas on Examoogle.
Practice and solve "If a pair of prime numbers (p, q) satisfies p + q = k, where k is also a prime number less than 50,..." for Numerical Aptitude - BSF HC Min and ASI Steno 02 Sep 2026 Shift 3. The correct answer is Option C: 2. Detailed step-by-step solution, conceptual clarity, and formulas on Examoogle.