Feedback Lab 6

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Exercise 1	Comments	Exercise 2	Comments	Exercise 3	Comments	Exercise 4	Comments	Exercise 5	Comments	Exercise 6	Comments	Exercise 7	Comments	Exercise 8	Comments	Total
9	Good job. Maybe a faster version could be implemented using Data.Bits.shiftR	9	It is not 10 just because you did not present a statistical validation with your tests. The rest is great	9	Why not starting in 4? Since you know that 2 and 3 are not composite	8	Implementation is great. However, you are not answering to what happens when K is increased to bigger numbers (>10)	5	Analysis is kind of short. In your tests/analysis you are not taking into account that a Carmichael number N fools the Fermat test if you check aˆ(N−1) for some a that is coprime with N. An analysis/test on that direction is needed	4	->issues	4	->issues	8	->issues	7.657142857