Chapter 10: Q2E (page 393)
Show that 12 is no pseudoprime because it fails some Fermat test.
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The above problem can be solved using the Fermat’s Little Theorem which says that if n is a prime number, then for every ‘a’ , , i.e. .
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Chapter 10: Q2E (page 393)
Show that 12 is no pseudoprime because it fails some Fermat test.
The above problem can be solved using the Fermat’s Little Theorem which says that if n is a prime number, then for every ‘a’ , , i.e. .
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