If:
A + B + C + C = P
Where ABCC represents the four digit representation of a prime number, and P is the sum of A,B,C, and C, which also happens to be prime.
Then what is A + B + C ?
Details and assumptions:
ABCC represents a four digit number. In no way does ABCC represent multiplication. ABCC and P are both prime numbers. ABCC is positive.
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