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The set with smaller sum of terms has an odd range. It is only possible, if 2 is part of the set.
That makes set-1: {2,3,5,7,11} ( consecutive prime numbers)
Then set-2 of consecutive prime numbers, which has only two common terms with set-1 will be {7,11,13,17,19}
the range for set-2 is 19-11 = 12
That makes set-1: {2,3,5,7,11} ( consecutive prime numbers)
Then set-2 of consecutive prime numbers, which has only two common terms with set-1 will be {7,11,13,17,19}
the range for set-2 is 19-11 = 12
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Prime Number:
Odd-Odd= Even (Example: 7-3=4)
Odd-Even= Odd (Example: 5-2=3)
We need Odd, that means 2 has to one of the numbers.
Smaller set - 2,3,5,7
Larger set - 5,7,11,13
Range- 13-5=8
Odd-Odd= Even (Example: 7-3=4)
Odd-Even= Odd (Example: 5-2=3)
We need Odd, that means 2 has to one of the numbers.
Smaller set - 2,3,5,7
Larger set - 5,7,11,13
Range- 13-5=8
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The question looked relatively simple so here we go!
Two sets, consecutive primes, 2 in common, lets immediately think about integers needing to be positive, how consecutive will ensure we can easily find something common.
Next up, range is odd, simple enough, Odd - Even = Odd, 2 is the only even prime, bingo! we have our first set.
Now for the second set,you need two elements in common, there is only one way that is possible, choose 7 and 11 from the first set, and keep counting for the next 3 consecutive primes.
The answer ends up to be 19 - 7 = 12!
Two sets, consecutive primes, 2 in common, lets immediately think about integers needing to be positive, how consecutive will ensure we can easily find something common.
Next up, range is odd, simple enough, Odd - Even = Odd, 2 is the only even prime, bingo! we have our first set.
Now for the second set,you need two elements in common, there is only one way that is possible, choose 7 and 11 from the first set, and keep counting for the next 3 consecutive primes.
The answer ends up to be 19 - 7 = 12!
