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ok.. this took looooonng... but have the satisfaction of getting this. :-)

So when 57 and its powers are divided by 176, the cyclicity .i.e. the remainders repetition is at 10. i.e the remainders start repeating at 10.

Anyway, the remainders are (% is modulo sign):

57 %176 = 57
57^2%176 = 81
57^3%176 = 41
57^4%176 = 49
57^5%176 = 153
57^6%176 = 97
57^7%176 = 73
57^8%176 = 113
57^9%176 = 105
57^10%176 = 1
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Repeats
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57^50%176 = 1
57^51%176 = 57
57^52%176 = 81
57^53 %176 = 41
57^54%176 = 49


Remainder : 49.

I am sure someone has a much-much more elegant and smarter way of doing this...
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OA plz and OE if possible



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