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what is euler's theorem???​

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Answered by brainlyuser1218
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Euler's theorem. The generalisation of fermat's theorem is known as ulysse theorem point in general, Euler's theorem states that if p and q are relatively prime then where is Euler's. totient function for integers point that is, is the number of non negative numbers that are less than q and relative Less prime 2 cube

Answered by anvijoshi495
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The generalization of Fermat’s theorem is known as Euler’s theorem. In general, Euler’s theorem states that, “if p and q are relatively prime, then ”, where φ is Euler’s totient function for integers. That is, is the number of non-negative numbers that are less than q and relatively prime to q.

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