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The sum of Angie's age and John's age equals Michael's age. Angie's age is a prime number, but John's age and Michael's age are not prime numbers. The sum of John's age and Michael's age is a prime number, and Angie's age minus John's age is a prime number. One more than half of John's age is a prime number. Angie is the only teenager, and she is older than John. How old are Angie, John, and Michael?
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with an explanation please.
Brainsplosion
exactly how i feel
I can only see this being done by trial and error, unless there's some trick to primes I'm not aware of.
Yes i was originally just going to guess and check, but i wanted to see if anyone had a better method
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apparently not lol
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