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While choosing two numbers simultaneously from the first 10 natural numbers the probability of finding two numbers which are primes and whose numerical difference is also a prime number, is

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While choosing two numbers simultaneously from the first 10 natural numbers the probability of finding two numbers which are primes and whose numerical difference is also a prime number, is​

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While choosing two numbers simultaneously from the first 10 natural numbers the probability of finding two numbers which are primes and whose numerical difference is also a prime number, is