If p and q are twin primes, then which of the following is true.i.p+ q is divisible by 3ii.pq = n?-1 for some integer niii.(p-q)?-1= 3iv.pq is always an even number.(a)i, i(b)i, ii, iii (c) i, iii, iv(d) ii, iii, iv (e)All of theseTOSHIBA

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If p and q are twin primes, then which of the following is true. i. p + q is divisible by 3 ii. pq = n2-1 for some integern (p- q)2-1 = 3 iii. iv. pq is always an even number. (a) i, i (b) i, ii, iii (c) i, iii, iv (d) ii, iii, iv (e) All of these

If p and q are twin primes, then which of the following is true. i. p + q is divisible by 3 ii. pq = n2-1 for some integern (p- q)2-1 = 3 iii. iv. pq is always an even number. (a) i, i (b) i, ii, iii (c) i, iii, iv (d) ii, iii, iv (e) All of these

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