Prove or disprove, Java

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I'm computer engineering TA - 10+ years of experience - experienced in Java - OOP - Data structures and algorithms - could do your project in few hours - with full documentation - I could provide you with mathematical proof with induction moreover

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Hi, I've recently rejoined freelancer and looking for a ratings boost. I've done your test. It's not true, it fails for n=80. Here's the sample for the initial code: boolean result=true; //10≤n≤200 for(int n=10;n<=200;n++){ int value=n*n-79*n+1601; I can provide the rest if you accept my bid. Thank you, Alexandru

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This is so interesting, the larger the number itself, the lower the degree, and the lower the number the greater the degree and the less chance of falling into the interval, you can apply the Bernoulli inequality for all integers from 10 to 200 to fall into the interval and select the domain of definition

the problem is only prime checker. do you want regular looping? ( slow, adequate fo school project) or fast a fast one( i think we can use square root +ql1 to limit the divider, so the loop is fast)

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I will write code in java to prove given statement that will be most efficient and effective in every way. I will complete these task in less than 24 hours without failure.

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