Problem 382

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jackson.darrow
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Problem 382

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this problem is hard
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hopefully someone can get back to me with a decent response
We can all understand your frustration (with any of the problems). However, I would strongly suggest that you refrain from using undecent language and you will hopefully edit your post accordingly.

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I can also assure you that 2 is indeed a prime and treated as such in every problem I've completed.
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