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Standard XII
Mathematics
Definition of Sets
If p is pri...
Question
If
p
is prime, show that
2
(
p
−
3
)
!
+
1
is a multiple of
p
.
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Solution
According to Wilson's theorem if
p
is a prime, then it would be divisible by
(
p
−
1
)
!
+
1
=
(
p
−
1
)
(
p
−
2
)
(
p
−
3
)
!
+
1
If
p
−
1
is divided by
p
remainder is
−
1
If
p
−
2
is divided by
p
remainder is
−
2
Hence,
p
would be divisible by
−
1
×
−
2
×
(
p
−
3
)
!
+
1
=
2
(
p
−
3
)
!
+
1
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