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If Y = \( \left\{x|x\;is\;a positive\;factor\;of\;the\;number {2}^{p-1}\left({2}^{p}-1\right), where {2}^{p}-is\;a prime\;number\right\}.Write\;Y in\;the\;roaster\;form.\)

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Answer for If Y = left{x|x;is;a positive;factor;of;the;number {2}^{p-1}left({2}^{p}-1right), where {2}^{p}-is;a prime;numberright}.Write;Y in;the;roaster;form.
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