Adrian and Evan are guessing each other's birthdays during an icebreaker session. Adrian says, “In the DD/MM/YYYY format¹, the sum of the digits of DD is equal to MM. The units and tens digits of DD are each prime numbers. DD and MM are both prime as well.”
Evan took a while to guess Adrian’s birthday and found that only one combination of DD and MM satisfies all the criteria.
Find the sum of all the digits used to make up DD and MM.
¹ For example, 17/08/1964 means 17 August 1964.
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"The units and tens digits of DD are each prime numbers"
==> then the tens must be 2, and DD must either be 23 or 29
==> but 9 in 29 isn't prime, so the units digit of DD part of this rule is violated
==> DD must be 23 and MM = 2 + 3 = 05
Answer = 2 + 3 + 0 + 5 = 10