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Mat126 Survey of Mathematics - Prime Numbersby Angel Please help explain this I am very lost!! Thanks Project # 2 Task: To produce prime numbers as solutions by substituting x in the formula x2 – x + 41 Please note you MUST show your work (plugging the number into the formula and simplifying). Here is an example of showing your work. Let’s say I start with 3 as one of my odd numbers of choice. I need to plug 3 into the formula like this: 32 – 3 + 41 = 9 – 3 + 41 = 6 + 41 = 47 Is 47 prime? Yes! In this case, the formula produced a prime number! Please perform the above steps for all five of your numbers (0, two even numbers of your choice, and two odd numbers of your choice). *** Note: this is NOT an equation. Instead, it is a FORMULA. Please do NOT set the formula equal to 0 and try to factor, because this is not correct. J Step 1: First even number of your choice: plug in number into formula and simplify: Step 2: Second even number of your choice: plug in number into formula and simplify: Step 3: First odd number of your choice: plug in number into formula and simplify: Step 4: Second odd number of your choice: plug in number into formula and simplify: Step 5: Plug in 0 into formula and simplify:
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