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shivgaur
Member since Mar-9-11
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Mar-09-11, 09:58 AM (EST) |
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"Number Theory Problem"
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The question is: Show that there are positive integers m and n, with m > n, such that 2^m – 2^n is a multiple of 2011.
You do not need to find particular values of m and n, but just show that they exist. Any lines of attack for this problem?
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