How can I prove that $3^{11}+11^{13}+13^{17}-1$ and $3^{11}\cdot 11^{13}\cdot 13^{17}-1$ are divisible by 35?
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How can I prove that $3^{11}+11^{13}+13^{17}-1$ and $3^{11}\cdot 11^{13}\cdot 13^{17}-1$ are divisible by 35?
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HINT:
As $35=5\cdot7$ with $(5,7)=1$
$3^2\equiv-1\pmod5\implies3^{11}=3(3^2)^5\equiv3(-1)^5\equiv2$
$11\equiv1\pmod5\implies11^{13}\equiv1$
$(13,5)=1$ and $17\equiv1\pmod{\phi(5)},13^{17}\equiv13^1\pmod5\equiv3$
Check for $\pmod7$
But what is more important for me if how $3^{11},11^{13},13^{17}$ are chosen?