(Quadratic Residues) - Computing the Legendre Symbol - (713/1009) - {Example 1}

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In this video, I show you how to compute the Legendre Symbol (a/p) for a large a and a large p.

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Sir i have solved it in another way, but i get -1 as answer, will u elaborate me, where i have did a mistake! And kindly tell me can we solve in this way as i had,
(713/1009)
= (1009/713) bcz 713=1(m4)....i
=(296/713) bcz 1009=296 (m713)
=(713/296) again ising (i)
=(121/296) bcz 713=121(m296)
=(296/121) bcz 121=1
=(54/121) bcz 296=54 (m121)
=(121/54) using (ii)
=(13/54) bcz 121=13 (m54)
=(54/13) bcz 13=1 (m4)
=(2/13) bcz 54=2 (m13)
= -1 bcz 13= -3 mod 8
Where bcz means beacuse!
Where did i mistake sir g kindly tell me? And kindly tell me is this process is true or wrong? If wrong then why??

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how would i know if a large number like 1009 is prime?

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