@PURITAN said:remainder when 128^1000 is divided by 153 ??
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@PURITAN said:remainder when 128^1000 is divided by 153 ??
@techgeek2050 said:@Subhashdec2 y not (5,2,2) , (4,3,2) , (6,2,1)...?
@ravi.theja said:bhai it has to be 27 8c2-1 case...the case of (3,3,3) will make 39 as HCF..so its 27
@ravi.theja said:bhai it has to be 27 8c2-1 case...the case of (3,3,3) will make 39 as HCF..so its 27
@Subhashdec2 said:it should b 15 711-3 cases432-6 cases531-6 cases15 in total
@PURITAN said:remainder when 128^1000 is divided by 153 ??
@naga25french said:Euler number of 17 is 16 .. so number formed by writing a unit digit 16 times consecutively will be divisible by 16 ..so 22222222 ( up to 32 times will be divisible by 17 and also 22222222 ( up to 16 times will be divisible by 171 - 32 --> digit divisible and 36 - 51 divisible by 17so we are left with 22x or x22 or 2x2Its now obvious .. Just check other posts for knowing what is euler number if you are aware of it .. hope this helps
@anuragu79 said:so number formed by writing a unit digit 16 times consecutively will be divisible by 16 BUT HOW U DERIVED IT FOR 17??EULER IS APPLICABLE WHEN THE POWER IS GIVEN AS 16 OR MULTIPLE OF IT..PLS EXPLAIN..
@ravi.theja said:The HCF of three natural nos x,y,z is 13. if the sum of x,y,z is 117 then how many ordered pairs of (x,y,z) exist?
@ravi.theja said:The HCF of three natural nos x,y,z is 13. if the sum of x,y,z is 117 then how many ordered pairs of (x,y,z) exist?
@ravi.theja said:The HCF of three natural nos x,y,z is 13. if the sum of x,y,z is 117 then how many ordered pairs of (x,y,z) exist?
@pirateiim478 said:13x+13y+13z=117x+y+z=9 =>11C2 =55 ordered solutionsWhat is the largest sum of rupees which can never be paid using infinite number of coins of denominations Rs. 5, Rs. 7 and Rs. 11?
@pirateiim478 said:13x+13y+13z=117x+y+z=9 =>11C2 =55 ordered solutionsWhat is the largest sum of rupees which can never be paid using infinite number of coins of denominations Rs. 5, Rs. 7 and Rs. 11?
@pirateiim478 said:13x+13y+13z=117x+y+z=9 =>11C2 =55 ordered solutionsWhat is the largest sum of rupees which can never be paid using infinite number of coins of denominations Rs. 5, Rs. 7 and Rs. 11?
@ravi.theja said:The HCF of three natural nos x,y,z is 13. if the sum of x,y,z is 117 then how many ordered pairs of (x,y,z) exist?
@ravi.theja said:The HCF of three natural nos x,y,z is 13. if the sum of x,y,z is 117 then how many ordered pairs of (x,y,z) exist?
@gnehagarg said:13(a+b+c)=117a+b+c=9where a,b,c are coprime with each other1,3,51,1,73 4 23 pairs