Number theoryDifficulty 5.0AIME, harderProve itHungary
Let a≥3 be an integer, and define f(n)=an−1 for every positive integer n. Denote by f(k) the k-iterate of f, that is, f(1)(n)=f(n) and f(k+1)(n)=f(f(k)(n)) for k≥1.
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