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Find each of these values. a) (19^2 mod 41) mod 9 b) (32^3 mod 13)^2 mod 11 c) (7^3 mod 23)^2 mod 31 d) (21^2 mod 15)^3 mod 22
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show what have you tried and where are you stuck..
i dont understand it at all
@ganeshie8 im sorry letter d is what im really focused on right now i don't understand a single thing
maybe lets look at letter a first
19^2 mod 41 gives you the remainder when 19^2 is divided by 41
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whats the remainder when you divide 19^2 by 41 ?
8.8?
remember we only work with integers
so is it 9
19^2 = 361 divide that by 41 : |dw:1424680827076:dw|
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how many times 41 goes in 361 ?
8
with 33 remainder
yes! 8*41 = 328 : |dw:1424680911572:dw|
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