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If
P
1
and
P
2
are two odd prime numbers such that
P
1
>
P
2
,then
P
2
1
−
P
2
2
is
(
A
)
an even number
(
B
)
an odd number
(
C
)
an odd prime number
(
D
)
a prime number
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