Does Zeta Pick Brilliantly?

Number Theory Level pending

Define a brilliant number to be a number x x such that x 2014 ( m o d 100 ) x^{2014} \pmod {100} and x 4102 ( m o d 100 ) x^{4102} \pmod{100} are both prime. If Zeta picks 2 numbers from 1 1 through 100 100 , inclusive, let the probability that both of these numbers are brilliant be P P . Compute the greatest integer less than 10000 P 10000P


The answer is 16.

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