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The unique cube root of 2 modulo 29 is −3

Example

The congruence x3≡2(mod29) has the unique solution class [−3]29.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The prime 29, exponent 3, and target 2.

[L1]

If p is prime, k≥1, p∤a, and gcd⁡(k,p−1)=1, then xk≡a(modp) has one solution class; if kℓ≡1(modp−1), it is [aℓ]p (A coprime exponent gives a unique nonzero k-th root modulo a prime).

Verification

technique · direct
1.1L1givenalgebra

Since gcd⁡(3,28)=1 and 3⋅19=57≡1(mod28), [L1] says that the unique cube-root class is [219]29.

2.1step 1.1algebra∎

Modulo 29, 28≡24 and 210≡9, so 219=21028⋅2≡9⋅24⋅2≡26≡−3; directly, (−3)3=−27≡2(mod29).

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