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A097460 The value of C in y = x^2+15x+C such that y is prime for all x = 0 to 8.

Original entry on oeis.org

13, 73, 97, 5827, 442963, 2625487, 2674927, 4791847, 22788583, 28860367, 41303497, 58231387, 61464883, 79754713, 79997893, 83380027, 85849903, 95644777, 97776193, 99093487, 109197217, 120527917, 140745013, 164976403
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Ray G. Opao, Aug 23 2004

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			a(3) = 97: y = x^2+15x+97.
If x = 0; y = 0+0+97 = 97, which is prime.
If x = 1; y = 1+15+97 = 113, which is prime.
If x = 2; y = 4+30+97 = 131, which is prime.
If x = 3; y = 9+45+97 = 151, which is prime.
If x = 4; y = 16+60+97 = 173, which is prime.
If x = 5; y = 25+75+97 = 197, which is prime.
If x = 6; y = 36+90+97 = 223, which is prime.
If x = 7; y = 49+105+97 = 251, which is prime.
If x = 8; y = 64+120+97 = 281, which is prime.