Suppose, I have a random finite sequence of digits (that doesn't start from 0).
Is it true that there is a prime number (no matter how big) that starts with this sequence of digits?
Examples:
3 => 31
10 => 101
123 => 1237
1000 => 100007
Suppose, I have a random finite sequence of digits (that doesn't start from 0).
Is it true that there is a prime number (no matter how big) that starts with this sequence of digits?
Examples:
3 => 31
10 => 101
123 => 1237
1000 => 100007