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find the remainder when (n^2+n+41)^2 is divided by 12​

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Answered by maityrajanya2004
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(n^2+n+41)^2 ??????????????

Answered by dharmistha41084
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first put n=1...we get1849/12.remainder will be 1...again put n=2...we get2209/12...remainder will be again put n=3,4,5...the last term of numerator will be always 9...if they divide by 12 we always get 1 remainder

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