28. The following shows the remainders of powers of 10 when divided by 13. We can prove that the pattern will be repeated for higher powers. 10^0 mod 13 = 1 10^1 mod 13 = -3 10^2 mod 13 = -4 10^3 mod 13 = -1 10^4 mod 13 = 3 10^5 mod 13 = 4
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The modulo operation finds the remainder after division of one number by another (sometimes called modulus). In Python, the modulo operation is performed using the % operator. So, to find the remainder of 631453672 when divided by 13, we can use the following Show more…
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