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A question of primes (
Posted on 2005-06-08
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Find the smallest integer
n
that makes 11 x 14^n + 1, a prime number, or, prove that it doesn't exist.
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pcbouhid
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re: Trial and Error
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(In reply to
Trial and Error
by Paddy)
How does trial and error help in solving this problem?
Posted by
Nick Hobson
on 2005-06-11 14:19:38
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