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... Corollary 1 Let r be a primitive root modulo m where m is an integer m > 1. Then r u is a primitive root modulo m if and only if (u, p(m) ) = 1. Proof By Theorem 1 we know that ord m r u = ord m r / (u, ord m r ) = p(m) / (u, p(m) ). Consequently, ord m r u = p(m), and r u is a primitive root modulo ...

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