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Proving Congruence: (p-1, k) ≡ (-1)^k (mod p)
combination(p-1, k) = [(p-1)!]/ [k!*(p-1-k)!] sorry if i didn't make sense :)
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Apr 7, 2005
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Proving Congruence: (p-1, k) ≡ (-1)^k (mod p)
Anybody know how to do this one: For each odd prime p and for each k such that 0<= k <=(p-1), prove that: the combination (p-1, k) is congruent to (-1)^k (mod p) Any help would be great.
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