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As we travel further up the number line, primes become more scarce.
But, as n grows larger and larger, the range of numbers between n and 2n grows larger ad larger.
Do these two counteract each other? Does this cause the number of primes between n and 2n to stay relatively consistant, increase, or just shrink regardless?
But, as n grows larger and larger, the range of numbers between n and 2n grows larger ad larger.
Do these two counteract each other? Does this cause the number of primes between n and 2n to stay relatively consistant, increase, or just shrink regardless?