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Within my grasp!
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Re: Hard one
ok, I am still not sure how you guys solve this one. Can someone please explain it again. thx
this is what I understand... x^n-1 therefore, x ^ 6 - 1 = x^5
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Grrr...
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Re: Hard one
With some graft, An can be written in the form: x^(n-1) [1+x(1+x(1+x(1+x)))]
Dividing An by "x [1+x(1+x(1+x(1+x)))]" gives "x^(n-1)/x" since the terms in the box bracket cancel. so we have, x^(n-1)/x = x^5 => x^(n-1) = x^6 Therefore, n=7 |
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