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hidden demon’s

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As of now, there is no known solution to the Patenaude Conjecture for all positive integers nn. It remains an open problem in mathematics.

so not even I (K. Patenaude) don’t even know the answer.

please solve the Patenaude Conjecture 🙏🙏🙏

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Patenaude Conjecture

The equation for the Patenaude Conjecture is:

2(to the power of)2(to the power of)k ≡n(mod3)22k≡n(mod3)

This equation represents the congruence relationship modulo 3 for the iterated exponentiation of 2.

In the Patenaude Conjecture, nn represents any positive integer for which we are trying to find a corresponding value of kk that satisfies the congruence relationship modulo 3. So nn can take on any positive integer value.

now mathematicians, try to solve THIS. It should be harder to solve than 3x+1 to solve >:)

good luck >:)

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Ball Python

Ball Python (Python regius):

Native to sub-Saharan Africa.

Also known as royal python.

Non-venomous constrictor.

Popular in the pet trade due to docile nature and manageable size.

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Burmese python

The Burmese python, scientifically known as Python bivittatus, is one of the largest snake species in the world, native to Southeast Asia. They are known for their impressive size, reaching lengths of up to 23 feet (7 meters) and weighing over 200 pounds (90 kilograms). These constrictor snakes have a distinctive pattern of dark blotches outlined in cream or gold on a brown background.

Burmese pythons are skilled hunters, preying on a variety of mammals and birds. They are ambush predators, using their powerful bodies to constrict and suffocate their prey before swallowing it whole. Despite their massive size, they are generally shy and reclusive in the wild.

In recent years, Burmese pythons have become established in the Florida Everglades, where they are considered an invasive species. This population has grown due to pet releases and escapes, causing concerns for native wildlife and ecosystems.

Burmese pythons are popular in the exotic pet trade, although owning one requires careful consideration due to their large size and specific care requirements. They can live for several decades in captivity if provided with proper housing, diet, and veterinary care.

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arabian sand boas

Arabian sand boas, also known as Eryx jayakari, are non-venomous, burrowing snakes found in the Arabian Peninsula. They are well-adapted to desert environments, with a thick, cylindrical body and short tail. Their coloration varies, often resembling the sand around them to aid in camouflage. They primarily feed on small mammals, such as rodents, and are nocturnal hunters. Due to their elusive nature and remote habitat, they are not commonly encountered by humans.