I am not sure if u want to evaluate this one as it will be a time consuming calculation. Answerig it from a theoritical or analytical standpoint would be a good option. Just my opinion.

Start with the easier of the 2 statments

Stmt II
there are a total of p prime number between 1 and 3912

If u were to find this one u know u can get to P

SUFF (this data is sufficient to answer the question)

Stmt I

There are a total of 100 prime number between 1 and p+1.

For example take p = 3

There are 2 primes between 1 and p+1 (3+1) i.e 1 and 4
p=5 3 primes between 1 and p+1(6)


As u can see the number of primes increases when p value changes so there can only be 1 P value which is determinable with 100 primes between 1 and P+1

SUFF


Choose D


Regards,
CR

billyr wrote:If p is a prime number greater than 2, what is the value of p?

(1) there are a total of 100 prime number between 1 and p+1

(2)there are a total of p prime number between 1 and 3912



The answer is D(both statement sufficient), but i lost how to evaluate each statement/totally confused.


Thanks

If you try to evaluate.. it may take 1 hour or so..
It is just testing.. whether you know the logic.

Definitely we can find no of prime numbers in that range..

So answer should be D.


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