Math, asked by jimzkijurj, 10 months ago

Find a prime divisor of the integer N = 4(3 ·7 ·11) − 1 of the form 4n + 3. Do the same for N = 4(3·7·11·15) − 1.

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Answered by arun121349

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Answered by kamleshkaur490

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prime is a fator itself

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