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Transcribed Image Text:Write a function that takes an integer input and check whether it can be expressed as the sum of two prime
numbers. If it can be expressed as sum of two prime numbers then print those numbers. You also need to account
for multiple combinations of prime number. Take a range as input from use and print all such number in that
range. You can use as many helper function as needed.
Sample: Enter range: 2 10
Range 2 to 10:
4: Can be written as 2 +2
5: Can be written as 3+ 2
6: Can be written as 3 +3
7: Can be written as 2 + 5
8: Can be written as 3 +5
9: Can be written as 2 + 7
10: Can be written as 3 + 7
10: Can be written as 5 + 5
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