Cyclicity Theorem Or Pattern Theorem

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Sohel Sahoo : Hello Guys,
In this  lesson you are going to learn about an important concept of Cyclicity Theorem Or Pattern Theorem . Cyclicity  theorem gives a pattern of remainders, which can be used to solve questions based on remainders. This concept utilizes the fact that remainders repeat themselves after a certain interval when divided by a number.

CYCLICITY THEOREM OR PATTERN THEOREM:-

This theorem states that if we divide an by d the remainder can take any value from 0 to d-1. If we keep on increasing the value of n, the remainders are cyclical in nature. The pattern of the remainders would repeat.
Let us understand the concept of repetition  in better with the help of an example.
Method-1 [Using previous basic concept of solving]
  Q.  Find the remainder when 37100 is divided by 5 . 
Sol:-  (37)100/5  [Here 37>5;so 1st divide this & obtain remainder]
 = 2100/5
=  (22)50/5  [As 22 = 4 & 5-1=4]
=  450/5
=  (-1)50
= 1 (Ans)

Method-2 [ Using Cyclicity theorem ]
 Q.  Find the remainder when 37100 is divided by 5 . 
Sol:-  (37)100/5  [Here 37>5;so 1st divide this & obtain remainder]
 = 2100/5
Now to show that it forms a pattern we could generalize by  2N/5 ;Where, N=1,2,3,4,5....etc.natural numbers.
 Look that,   21/5 = 2
                      22/5 = -1 / 4
                     23/5 = 3
                     24/5 = 1
Clearly,  25/5 =  2 x 24/5 =2x1 = 2
So, the cycle  2N/5 starts repetiting after 4 powers as above.Hence we have to just divide the power 100 by 4 & find the remainder and the value of  2Remainder/5 will be the required result i.e. remainder obtained by dividing 37100 by 5.
Now, R=[100/4]=0 i.e. it is completely divisible by 4.Remainder can be treated as 4.so, answer is 1 (Ans)

NOTE:-

  • While determining pattern or cycle of remainders if simply the remainders starts repetiting after a interval or 1 appears;then after that power the remainder will follow the pattern i.e. repetition starts.  [Imp. shortcut trick]
  • In finding remainders if -1 appears then after twice(2 times) steps repitition will start as it would become 1 by multiplying itself. [Imp. shortcut trick]                                                       e.g. if -1 appears in 3 steps then repetition will start in 6 steps.
  •  The power of a number after which repetition starts is called cyclicity of that number.If the remainder is 0 then it can be treated as cyclicity.
  • After finding cyclicity in aN simply get R= [N/cyclicity] and find aR . This will be the required remainder which also reduce the steps & save time .
  Q.  Find the remainder when 1177 is divided by 7 . 
Sol:- (11)77/7  [Here 11>7;so 1st divide this & obtain remainder]
 = 477/7
=  (22)77/7 
=  2154/7
= 2 x  (23)51/7  [As 23 = 8 & 7+1=8]
= 2 x 151
= 2 x 1
 2  (Ans)

# [ Using Cyclicity theorem ]
Sol:-   (11)77/7  [Here 11>7;so 1st divide this & obtain remainder]
        = 477/7
Now to show that it forms a pattern we could generalize by  4N/7 ;Where, N=1,2,3,4,5....etc.natural numbers.
 Look that,   41/7 = 4
                      42/7 = 2
                     43/7 = 1
     Clearly, repetition starts after 3 powers. Hence cyclicity is 3 .
Now, R [77/3] = 2
So, required remainder will be 42/7 = 2 (Ans)

  Q.  Find the remainder when 5928 is divided by 7 . 
Sol:-  (59)28/7  [Here 59>7;so 1st divide this & obtain remainder]
        = 328/7
      Now to show that it forms a pattern we could generalize by  3N/7 ;Where,     N=1,2,3,4,5....etc.natural numbers.
     Look that,   31/7 = 3
                         32/7 = 2
                         33/7 = -1 / 6
                        34/7 = 4
                         35/7 = 5
                         36/7 = 1
Here, -1 appears in 3 steps so repetition will start in 2 x 3 = 6 steps. Hence cyclicity is 6 .
Now, R [ 28/6 ] = 4
So, required remainder is  34/7 = 4 (Ans)

Let’s see a difference between the three expressions.
⟨2²⟩³ = 2
2²3 = 28
2 = 29
Clerly, 26 < 28  <  2
          => ⟨2²⟩³ <2² < 
[ When there is a bracket between two powers then simply multiply the powers.But when the powers are written in raised form then solve it from top as shown above]
  Q.  Find the remainder when 32³²32 is divided by 7 . 
Sol:-  32³²32/7 = 32N/7 ; where N = 3232

Now, 32N/7 = 4N/7  [Here 32>7;so 1st divide this & obtain remainder]
  Applying cyclicity theorem,
                                   41/7 = 4
                                            42/7 = 2
                                            43/7 = 1
     Clearly, repetition starts after 3 powers. Hence cyclicity is .
Now,  R[N/3] = R [3232 /] = (-1)32  = 1
So, required remainder is  41/7 = 4 (Ans)
Note:-   3232 /3 = 32 x 32 x 32 ...... x 32 (32 times) /7
            =  (-1) x (-1) x (-1) x......x (-1) (32 times) / 7
            = (-1)32 
            = 1
  Q.  Find the remainder when 35²³23 is divided by 16 . 
Sol:-  35²³23 /16 
       =  3²³23 /16  [Here 35>16;so 1st divide this & obtain remainder]
           =  3 /16
          Applying cyclicity theorem,
                                   31/16 = 3
                                            32/16 = 7
                                            33/16 = 11
                                             34/16 = 1
     Clearly, repetition starts after 4 powers. Hence cyclicity is .
Now,  R[N/4] = R [2323 /] = (-1)23  = -1 = 4-1 = 3
So, required remainder is    33/16 = 11 (Ans)

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