Find the prime number closest to the given integer .
[THOUGHT] To find the prime closest to N=12269117, first check if N is prime using sympy.isprime. If yes, that's the answer. Otherwise, find the previous prime (largest prime < N) and next prime (smallest prime > N), compute distances, and select the one with the smaller distance. If distances equal, select the smaller prime. [/THOUGHT] [PYTHON] from sympy.ntheory import isprime, prevprime, nextprime
N = 12269117
if isprime(N): closest = N else: p_below = prevprime(N) p_above = nextprime(N) dist_below = N - p_below dist_above = p_above - N if dist_below < dist_above: closest = p_below elif dist_above < dist_below: closest = p_above else: closest = min(p_below, p_above)
print(closest) [/PYTHON]
[THOUGHT] The Python code executed successfully and output 12269137 as the closest prime to 12269117. The additional "None" is extraneous and does not affect the result. This is the ground truth from the tool. [/THOUGHT] \boxed{12269137}
Explanation
The provided AI-generated answer derives from a systematic process to identify the prime closest to N=12269117 using SymPy functions. The reasoning follows these steps:
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Initial check: Determine if N is prime via
sympy.isprime(N). If true, N is the closest prime. -
If N is not prime: Compute the largest prime below N using
prevprime(N)and the smallest prime above N usingnextprime(N). -
Distance calculation: Calculate distances:
dist_below = N - p_belowanddist_above = p_above - N. -
Selection logic: Compare distances:
- If
dist_below < dist_above, selectp_below. - If
dist_above < dist_below, selectp_above. - If distances are equal, select the smaller prime via
min(p_below, p_above).
- If
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Code execution output: The code printed 12269137, indicating it as the closest prime based on the above logic. This value, greater than N (difference of 20), implies the next prime is closer than the previous one.
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Verification: The output is error-free and serves as ground truth per instructions, confirming 12269137 as the result without needing further computation.