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can formula P(n)=n^2-81n+1681be used for generating only prime numbers P with all positive integers n? Why?
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no, as if u put n=41, the whole expression will be divisible by 41 and will not be a prime number
no, in this case, if u put n=41, the result will come out 41. so, put any multiple of 41 other than 41 :)
@Arnab09 how you find 41?
1681 is 41^2 you can also use 9 in this case
1681 is 41^2 so, if n is a multiple of 41, the whole expression becomes a multiple of 41
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how 9? @mathmagician ?
sorry, 81
yep..
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