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How do I use Euler's theorem to evaluate (3^(1117^(8^25)) + 20210825) mod 163 ?

I have no idea on how to reduce the nested exponents

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John Lewis John Lewis
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My understanding is that you wish to reduce $3^{1117^{8^{25}}}$ modulo $163$.

I have attempted a full written solution, but it will be long. I suggest adding a bounty for this as it is time-consuming.

Sameljk Sameljk
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