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Answered by MOSFET01
10

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(p-1) is given we need to establish that its a factor of  p^{10}\:-\:1 &  p^{11}\:-\:1

Let, f(p) =  p^{10}\:-\:1

f(1) =  (1)^{10}\:-\:1

f(1) =  (1)\:-\:1

f(1) =  0

That means (p-1) is a factor of equation f(p)

Let, r(p) =  p^{11}\:-\:1

r(1) =  (1)^{11}\:-\:1

r(1) =  (1)\:-\:1

r(1) =  0

That means (p-1) is also a factor of equation r(p)

We checked and found (p-1) is a factor of both equations.

Hence Proved

Answered by simatulsyan1980
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Answer:

Solution

(p-1) is given we need to establish that its a factor of p^{10}\:-\:1p

10

−1 & p^{11}\:-\:1p

11

−1

Let, f(p) = p^{10}\:-\:1p

10

−1

f(1) = (1)^{10}\:-\:1(1)

10

−1

f(1) = (1)\:-\:1(1)−1

f(1) = 00

That means (p-1) is a factor of equation f(p)

Let, r(p) = p^{11}\:-\:1p

11

−1

r(1) = (1)^{11}\:-\:1(1)

11

−1

r(1) = (1)\:-\:1(1)−1

r(1) = 00

That means (p-1) is also a factor of equation r(p)

We checked and found (p-1) is a factor of both equations.

Hence Proved

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