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Hi guys, i m just a begineer in number theory.
While solving some questions ,i came across a doubt.
The expression: a+bx
here, gcd(a,b)=1
There always exists a value of x(where x is a integer) such that the above
expression is equal to a prime number.
Can anyone prove the above statement (if it is true).
Also,please suggest some good book on number theory for begineers.
Thanks in advance.
While solving some questions ,i came across a doubt.
The expression: a+bx
here, gcd(a,b)=1
There always exists a value of x(where x is a integer) such that the above
expression is equal to a prime number.
Can anyone prove the above statement (if it is true).
Also,please suggest some good book on number theory for begineers.
Thanks in advance.