Finding the Remainder.

Find the remainder when

1 0 6 n 10^{ 6n }

is divided by 7 for any value of n 0 n\not=0 ?


The answer is 1.

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1 solution

Eeshan Banerjee
Oct 19, 2014

Since, gcd(10,7)=1, we can use fermat's little theorem on 10 and 7. so, by fermat's little theorem, we have- 10^(7-1)=1(mod 7) =>10^6=1(mod 7) =>(10^6)^n=1^n=1(mod 7) =>10^(6n)=1(mod 7) Hence, proved. Note:- here '=' sign means congruence.

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