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Feedback Lab 6 #11

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ana-oprescu opened this issue Oct 23, 2017 · 0 comments
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Feedback Lab 6 #11

ana-oprescu opened this issue Oct 23, 2017 · 0 comments

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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 Why not starting in 4? Since you know that 2 and 3 are not composites 7 Very good, can be improved by continuing the test even after finding the first false positive, and printing all the found false positives 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 9 -> issues 8 ->issues 10 ->issues 6.857142857
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