This is a simple estimation for how many prime numbers lie between point A and point B. It's not accurate from 1-10 because the more primes already found, the more accurate the readings. Since this zone is just establishing the primes, it has a tendency to underestimate. This works by the principal that as the numbers multiply, they will grow in a distance exponentially for that multiple. This means that we just need to layer it. I found that by using factorials, you can cancel out repetitions easier. This finds roughly the percentage of numbers that will be prime. By multiplying this by the range from A to B, you can calculate about how many primes are between two points.
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