helgamauer Messages 8 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Nov 19, 2010 #1 Prove, that if (m,n) = 1 // m and n are two different primes then (2m -1, 2mn -1/2m -1) = 1
Bill Simpson Messages 1,077 Reaction score 33 Nov 19, 2010 #2 1: If m and n are two different primes then isn't it redundant to say their gcd is 1? 2: Do you really mean to say the gcd of an integer and a rational = 1? Or is 1/2^m a typographical error or do you mean something else by that?
1: If m and n are two different primes then isn't it redundant to say their gcd is 1? 2: Do you really mean to say the gcd of an integer and a rational = 1? Or is 1/2^m a typographical error or do you mean something else by that?