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Directly from Lucas (Posted on 2014-04-04) Difficulty: 3 of 5
Let us denote by(n,k) the standard combination (select k elements from a set of n).
Show that if
(n,1)=(n,2)=...=(n,n-1)=0 (mod p),
then
n=p^t
(a non-zero power of a prime number p).

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Show, yes. Prove, no.Jer2014-04-07 12:46:52
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