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x ! + n p x ! + x x ! + n \leq p \leq x! +x Is there any prime number p p such that given inequality above can be true, where 1 n x 1\leq n\leq x and x > 2 x>2 ?


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No Yes

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Jacopo Piccione
Aug 15, 2018

Obviously, there isn't any prime number p p such that x ! + 2 p x ! + x x!+2 \leq p \leq x!+x (for x > 2 x>2 ) because m m m x ! m x ! + m m { 2 , . . . , x } m|m \wedge m|x! \Rightarrow m|x!+m \; \forall m \in \{2,...,x\} . But x ! + 1 x!+1 itself can be prime: in fact, if it's prime it's called a factorial prime .

Hence, answer is Y E S \boxed {YES}

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