Number theoryDifficulty 6.1National olympiadProve it
11. a) Show that if n is an odd perfect number, then n=pam2 where p is an odd prime and p≡a≡1(mod4). b) Use part (a) to show that if n is an odd perfect number, then n≡1(mod4).
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