Solving Google Treasure Hunt Puzzle 4: Prime Numbers

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June 11, 2008, 13:43

Runnig: I could not agree more with you. However, Quote -->"number of primes in each sum is usually also prime. That could be a google hint to us ".
Well I am not sure about this since I got 2 of my numbers as non prime.( and same seems to be the case with "K" above who got 25 and 343.

But hell you are right(about the (brilliant idea || math)-whatever you may want to call it). There is more information in the question, than any of the provided solutions here, have explioted.

Has anyone used the fact that the solution sets needs to be of necessarily continious prime numbers.

There is more there than meets the eye !

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