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\(4^{17} - 2^{28}\)
\(=2^{34} - 2^{28}\)
\(=2^{28} (2^6 - 1 ) \)
\(=2^{28} 63 \)
\(=2^{28}7*9\), Hence, Answer must be (D)
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Hi, I have a question. Your reasonings are all logic, but isn't the greatest prime factor of a number n the biggest prime number that divides n?
If this definition is correct, then 4^17 - 2^28 is actually divisible by 11, so wouldn't that make it the largest prime factor? Actually even 13 divides this number so i wouldn't know..
This is confusing me, maybe the definition is wrong, if somebody can explain it would be great.
If this definition is correct, then 4^17 - 2^28 is actually divisible by 11, so wouldn't that make it the largest prime factor? Actually even 13 divides this number so i wouldn't know..
This is confusing me, maybe the definition is wrong, if somebody can explain it would be great.
