Math, asked by rakhshandirect4844, 1 year ago

Why are prime numbers greater than 3 either 1 more or 1 less than a multiple of 6?

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Answered by Skmehraj0001

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because it is the property of the digit six as it it a multiple of two prime numbers(2*3).

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