Error
There was an error loading the page.
Find n such that ϕ(n) is the given value
Draft
Given m∈N, find all n∈N such that ϕ(n)=m and enter the largest and second largest if they exist.
Metadata
-
England schools
-
England university
-
Scotland schools
Taxonomy: mathcentre
Taxonomy: Kind of activity
Taxonomy: Context
Contributors
History
Newcastle University Mathematics and Statistics 9 years, 2 months ago
Created this.There is only one version of this question that you have access to.
Name | Type | Generated Value |
---|
primess | string |
Since {m}+1={m+1} is
|
||||
t6 | list |
List of 4 items
|
||||
j | integer |
2
|
||||
m | integer |
12
|
||||
si | list |
List of 4 items
|
||||
t14 | list |
List of 4 items
|
||||
t28 | list |
List of 4 items
|
||||
s | list |
[ 42, 36, 28, 26, 21, 13 ]
|
||||
t10 | list |
List of 4 items
|
||||
t | list |
Nested 7×4 list
|
||||
t12 | list |
List of 4 items
|
||||
m1 | rational |
6
|
||||
valmess | string |
Looking at the table we see th
|
||||
t22 | list |
List of 4 items
|
||||
t18 | list |
List of 4 items
|
||||
solmess | string |
Hence the solutions written in
|
||||
factmess | string |
The factorization $12=2 \times
|
||||
ls | list |
List of 7 items
|
Generated value: string
Since {m}+1={m+1} is a prime number we have solutions, n={m+1} and n=2×{m+1}={2(m+1)}.
Next we look to see if {m} is a value in the table.
← Depends on:
- m
- si
→ Used by:
- Advice
Use this tab to check that this question works as expected.
Part | Test | Passed? |
---|---|---|
Gap-fill | ||
Hasn't run yet | ||
Number entry | ||
Hasn't run yet | ||
Number entry | ||
Hasn't run yet | ||
Information only |
This question is used in the following exams:
- Michael's copy of Number theory and cryptography by Michael Foreman in Michael's workspace.
- Number theory and cryptography by Newcastle University Mathematics and Statistics in Content created by Newcastle University.
- Sean's copy of Number theory and cryptography by Sean Gardiner in Sean's workspace.