Is there any integer $N$$n\ge 2$ such that $2^N\equiv 3 \bmod N$$2^n\equiv 3 \bmod n$? I understand that $N$$n$ must be an odd non-prime. I checked up to a million with no success (but $2^N\equiv 5 \bmod N$$2^n\equiv 5 \bmod n$ and $2^N\equiv 7 \bmod N$$2^n\equiv 7 \bmod n$ have solutions).
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