Math, asked by jashminrout301, 19 days ago

if x and y are two odd primes such that x>y,then x2-y2 is (a) prime number (b)an odd number (c)an odd number (d) a even number

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Answered by srikumarclass9

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The answer will be a even number. Option D is the right answer.

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