50^51^52 /11
a)6
b)4
c)7
d)3
ans is 6 but expln in detail
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Answer: 6
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the Fermat's little theorem, we know that any number co-prime to 11 raised to the power of 10 gives a remainder of 1 when divided by 11, i.e.
a^10=1(mod 11), if a is co-prime to 11.
Now since 50 is co-prime to 11, the idea is to write 51^52 in the form of 10*p+q.
Now,
51^52=1(mod 10)
Since 51=1(mod 10)
Therefore 51^52 can be written as 10*p +1
And the original equation can be replaced with
50^(10*p+1).
Now 50^10=1(mod 11)
Therefore,
50^(10p+1)=50(mod 11)=6(mod 11)
Therefore,
50^51^52=6(mod 11).
So the answer is 6.
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