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Show that if p=12k+1 for some k, then (3/p)=1 where (3/p) is the legendre symbol
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, it's never the case that 
, so certainly 
.
by coming up with a counter-example. Notice that 
for 
, and that 
.
such that 
it follows that 
.
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