0??batuta wrote:what is the remainer of this : (13^7+14^7+15^7+16^7)/58.
the answers are:
57
1
30
0
28
When n is Odd , a^n +b^n is always divisible by a+b
In this case the sum of Numerators =58 = Denominator
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It is 0.
13^7+16^7+15^7+14^7
=(13+16) (smth) + (15+14) (smth)
= (29) (smth)
which leaves
(smth)/2
smth is even, thus 0
why is smth even?, the numerator in the problem is even (sum of three odds), and odd multiple out will leave it even.
regards
13^7+16^7+15^7+14^7
=(13+16) (smth) + (15+14) (smth)
= (29) (smth)
which leaves
(smth)/2
smth is even, thus 0
why is smth even?, the numerator in the problem is even (sum of three odds), and odd multiple out will leave it even.
regards
