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Show that there are infinitely many primes that start with 2013. I may be taking the wrong route on this but my idea was to take numbers of the form 2013n +1 which has infinite primes since gcd(2013, 1)= 1 and then take only n = 10^k. where k is a natural number and k > 1 but I'm not sure if I can still say that there would be infinitely primes when I limit the set of numbers like that.
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If this is the wrong method to use then please tell me, but I cannot see another route.
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