You gotta solve the Riemann hypothesis for the money- then a formula is derived from the solution of that to get a simple prime number pattern, or something like that.
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Good luck 
Huh? Don’t confuse me any more? Also, thanks for the luck, I will need it.
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Why ever, in the great heavens and in the fiery underworld would you need math? I am deeply confused.
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yeah isnt like that thing where its the question where you need to find a number that doesnt go back to 1?
I was guessing it wasnt fake
I have a start on it.
For all numbers greater than 1, I have found that
n^2 + (n-1) = a prime number.
However, this does not produce all prime numbers, and might not work if we go into higher numbers. It is a start though.
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Case break-
f(7) = 55
Empathetic guy question? would you split the money with someone on the forums if you got it correct?
Ooh more stuff
6n + 1
You guys gotta start checking past the first few numbers lol
n = 4 breaks it
Oh come on! You really had to ruin it!
Yeah, but that is the only one out of integers 2-10. Maybe if the final result divided by 11 is greater than 1, it doesn’t work. Also, 4 works. 16 + 3 = 19, a prime number.
I got it 6n + 1 or 6n – 1 it’s the holy formula!
Why! What is this infernal math! I am going bloody mad!
Did you get that by looking it up? That isn’t always true, I don’t think.
I should have clarified:
4 breaks fusionlords solution
7 breaks your solution
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Nice joke Sir Quillius Inkpot!
New one! There’s a new one
Indeed- double primes are somewhat common, but not every prime has another that is 2 away from it.
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It is not a joke! I am actually going mad! I have enough struggles just being on the forums! No need to get bloody math involved!
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