Are infinitely many primes $P_{2n-1}$ expressible as $3k-1$?
The primes $P_{2n-1}$ are every other prime beginning with $2$: $2,5,11,17,23,31,\cdots$. The first few are of the form $3k-1$, but $31$ is not.
Are infinitely many primes $P_{2n-1}$ expressible as $3k-1$?
The primes $P_{2n-1}$ are every other prime beginning with $2$: $2,5,11,17,23,31,\cdots$. The first few are of the form $3k-1$, but $31$ is not.