Mathematics, 30.12.2020 02:10 bjpvrpow74wq

Well happy New Year everyone. I've been thinking about the upcoming year "2021" and found something interesting. Reduced to its prime factors it becomes 4347. Yes, it resolves into 2 CONSECUTIVE 2 digit prime numbers, which does NOT happen that often. The last time this occurred was in 1927 (41 47). However these are NOT consecutive prime numbers. (There's another prime number between 41 and 47). If we go back to 1763 (41 * 43), it resolves into two 2-digit CONSECUTIVE primes AND they are TWIN primes (prime numbers with a difference of 2). And now, here's the question: Can anyone find some interesting factorizations of upcoming years? For example, the year 2033 = 19107 and the year 2041 = 13157. In each case the factors are less than 10. Obviously, this is not THE most vital question, so don't spend too much time on it. (Although I've been told that a solution will finally bring about World Peace!!! ) LOL

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