Prove this is true: The sequence {4k + 3} where k ∈ N contains infinitely many...

Prove this is true: The sequence {4k + 3} where k ∈ N contains infinitely many primes, but the sequence {4k + 2} does not.

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Prove this is true: The sequence {4k + 3} where k ∈ N contains infinitely many...

Prove this is true: The sequence {4k + 3} where k ∈ N contains infinitely many primes, but the sequence {4k + 2} does not. Show your work.

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