Problem: for any integer n greater than 1 , n * denotes the product of all the integers from 1 to n , inclusive . how many prime numbers t are there between 6 * + 2 and 6 * + 6 , inclusive ?
Rationale: "given that n * denotes the product of all the integers from 1 to n , inclusive so , 6 * + 2 = 6 ! + 2 and 6 * + 6 = 6 ! + 6 . now , notice that we can factor out 2 our of 6 ! + 2 so it can not be a prime number , we can factor out 3 our of 6 ! + 3 so it can not be a prime number , we can factor out 4 our of 6 ! + 4 so it can not be a prime number , . . . the same way for all numbers between 6 * + 2 = 6 ! + 2 and 6 * + 6 = 6 ! + 6 , inclusive . which means that there are no primes t in this range . answer : a ."
annotated_formula: divide(add(factorial(6), 6), add(factorial(6), 6))