Prove that there are no primitive roots modulo 954271 = 691 · 1381 (691 and 1381 are prime). Do this directly (i.e. without referring to the Primitive Root Theorem or any related results).

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Prove that there are no primitive roots modulo 954271 = 691 · 1381 (691 and
1381 are prime). Do this directly (i.e. without referring to the Primitive Root
Theorem or any related results).
Transcribed Image Text:Prove that there are no primitive roots modulo 954271 = 691 · 1381 (691 and 1381 are prime). Do this directly (i.e. without referring to the Primitive Root Theorem or any related results).
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