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| Why prime remainder? (Posted on 2012-12-03) |
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Dividing any prime number by 30 always results in a remainder that is either prime or equal to 1.
Why?
Show that it does not work when 60 replaces
30.
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 | solution | Charlie | 2012-12-03 12:05:16 |
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