suppose a,b and n are positive integers, all greater than 1. if a^n + b^n is prime, what can you say about n?
A) integer must be 2
B)integer need not be 2, but must be a power of 2
C)integer need not be a power of 2, but must be even
D)none of the above
suppose a,b and n are positive integers, all greater than 1. if a^n + b^n is prime, what can you say about n?
A) integer must be 2
B)integer need not be 2, but must be a power of 2
C)integer need not be a power of 2, but must be even
D)none of the above