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The formula (p') = pi-¹(p-1) (and its special case when i = 1) may be shown as follows. 3.6.1 Explain why op(p) = p-1 wh

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The Formula P Pi P 1 And Its Special Case When I 1 May Be Shown As Follows 3 6 1 Explain Why Op P P 1 Wh 1
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The formula (p') = pi-¹(p-1) (and its special case when i = 1) may be shown as follows. 3.6.1 Explain why op(p) = p-1 when p is prime. 3.6.4 Verify that p(15)=p(3) (5).