For each of the following primes p and numbers a, compute a−1 mod p in two ways:
(i) Use the...
Mathematics, 14.02.2020 19:16, lovecats12
For each of the following primes p and numbers a, compute a−1 mod p in two ways:
(i) Use the extended Euclidean algorithm.
(ii) Use the fast power algorithm and Fermat’s little theorem.
a. p = 47 and a = 11.
b. p = 587 and a = 345
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