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How many different ways can you write twenty as the sum of prime numbers if order doesn't matter and no repetitions?
Three ways (I think).
How many ways are there to get a sum of 12?
An infinite number.
2 fair dice toss how many ways can the sum be at least 6?
10 ways.
How many different ways are there to add prime numbers to make a sum of 12?
It would be 5 ways
How many ways can you write 100 as a sum of 2 primes?
3 + 97 11 + 89 17 + 83 29 + 71 41 + 59 47 + 53 I think these are all of them.
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