Sum of 3 Primes: 2005 | Math Help

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Can anyone tell me how many different ways the number 2005 can be listed as a sum of three primes?
 
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aloudon5 said:
Can anyone tell me how many different ways the number 2005 can be listed as a sum of three primes?

Offhand, I would say there are 2,951 unique ways that 2005 can be written as the sum of three primes. :)
 
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