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Theorem
There are infinitely many primes of the form  
\[4k+3\]
.
Proof
Proof is by contradiction. Suppose there are only so many primes  
\[p_1, \; p_2,..., \; p_n\]
  of the form  
\[4k+3\]
. Consider the number  
\[N=4p_1p_2...p_n-1=4(p_1p_2...p_n-1)+3\]
.
\[N\]
  is of the form  
\[4k+3\]
  so by this theorem there is a prime of this form there is a prime  
\[p\]
  which divides  
\[N\]
, and which must be one of  
\[p_1, \; p_2,..., \; p_n\]
  since these are the only primes of this form.. But then  
\[p\]
  divides  
\[p_1p_2...p_N's=1\]
  which is impossible.
Hence there are infinitely many primes of the form  
\[4k+3\]
.