Is there integer $x$ such that $79|7x^2+4x-23$












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Is there integer $x$ such that $79|7x^2+4x-23$ ?



I keep getting that there is $x$ that satisfies this condition, but online calculator keeps saying that there is not.
I worked it out using Legendre's symbol:



If $y=7x+2$, then starting equation is equivalent to $y^2 equiv 7$ mod$79$,
and because $genfrac{(}{)}{}{}{7}{79} = genfrac{(}{)}{}{}{79}{7} = 1$, equation has a solution ?










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    Possible duplicate of Quadratic reciprocity: Tell if $c$ got quadratic square root mod $p$
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Is there integer $x$ such that $79|7x^2+4x-23$ ?



I keep getting that there is $x$ that satisfies this condition, but online calculator keeps saying that there is not.
I worked it out using Legendre's symbol:



If $y=7x+2$, then starting equation is equivalent to $y^2 equiv 7$ mod$79$,
and because $genfrac{(}{)}{}{}{7}{79} = genfrac{(}{)}{}{}{79}{7} = 1$, equation has a solution ?










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  • $begingroup$
    Possible duplicate of Quadratic reciprocity: Tell if $c$ got quadratic square root mod $p$
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    – Bill Dubuque
    Jan 25 at 15:44














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Is there integer $x$ such that $79|7x^2+4x-23$ ?



I keep getting that there is $x$ that satisfies this condition, but online calculator keeps saying that there is not.
I worked it out using Legendre's symbol:



If $y=7x+2$, then starting equation is equivalent to $y^2 equiv 7$ mod$79$,
and because $genfrac{(}{)}{}{}{7}{79} = genfrac{(}{)}{}{}{79}{7} = 1$, equation has a solution ?










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Is there integer $x$ such that $79|7x^2+4x-23$ ?



I keep getting that there is $x$ that satisfies this condition, but online calculator keeps saying that there is not.
I worked it out using Legendre's symbol:



If $y=7x+2$, then starting equation is equivalent to $y^2 equiv 7$ mod$79$,
and because $genfrac{(}{)}{}{}{7}{79} = genfrac{(}{)}{}{}{79}{7} = 1$, equation has a solution ?







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  • $begingroup$
    Possible duplicate of Quadratic reciprocity: Tell if $c$ got quadratic square root mod $p$
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    – Bill Dubuque
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  • $begingroup$
    Possible duplicate of Quadratic reciprocity: Tell if $c$ got quadratic square root mod $p$
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    – Bill Dubuque
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Possible duplicate of Quadratic reciprocity: Tell if $c$ got quadratic square root mod $p$
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– Bill Dubuque
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Possible duplicate of Quadratic reciprocity: Tell if $c$ got quadratic square root mod $p$
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– Bill Dubuque
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Note that by quadratic reciprocity
$$
left(frac{7}{79}right)=(-1)^{3cdot39}left(frac{79}{7}right)=-left(frac{2}{7}right)=-1.
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Note that by quadratic reciprocity
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left(frac{7}{79}right)=(-1)^{3cdot39}left(frac{79}{7}right)=-left(frac{2}{7}right)=-1.
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Note that by quadratic reciprocity
$$
left(frac{7}{79}right)=(-1)^{3cdot39}left(frac{79}{7}right)=-left(frac{2}{7}right)=-1.
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left(frac{7}{79}right)=(-1)^{3cdot39}left(frac{79}{7}right)=-left(frac{2}{7}right)=-1.
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Note that by quadratic reciprocity
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left(frac{7}{79}right)=(-1)^{3cdot39}left(frac{79}{7}right)=-left(frac{2}{7}right)=-1.
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