Last 2 digits using Euler's Totient Function

Last 2 digits using Euler's Totient Function

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InfxnxteDyliqht
InfxnxteDyliqht - 07.11.2023 15:48

Nice video ❤

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one wolf
one wolf - 05.11.2023 13:43

Thank you, sir. You are an incredible teacher, and I am currently preparing for my GRE. Your teaching style is truly exceptional.

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ipyana mwakikunga
ipyana mwakikunga - 12.10.2023 08:01

This man just saved my life ❤

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AFK - PLease come back later
AFK - PLease come back later - 24.09.2023 03:37

Thank you. this will help me in my yearly. Earned a sub

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VodShod
VodShod - 30.03.2023 04:32

I like my version better. since it works in more cases. This only works when the number and the base are relatively prime. For instance 4 and 27. Mine works for situations like 20 and 8 as well as all cases where Euler's Totient Function works. I actually figured out mine from scratch before I even heard of Euler's Totient function or Euler's theorem. I actually started with trying to find a method for making code using numbers to different powers, but I ended up with a pattern instead.

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James Dirig
James Dirig - 08.03.2023 01:19

Thank you for this video. Very informative. I struggled at the step of 3^31. Is there a way to quickly calculate that 3^15 is equivalent to 7 mod 100? I began making a table of powers of 3 mod 100, but realized I was using quite a bit of time. I didn't see a pattern. Once again, GREAT video!

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Nutshell Mathematica
Nutshell Mathematica - 07.03.2023 19:31

Enjoy well

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