10. Solve the following modular congruences or show that there is no solution. (^) 10r =1 (mod 31) (b) 35z = 11 (mod 49) (c) 1a0 (mod 17), I=1 (mod 95)

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Solve the following modular congruences or show that there is no solution.
(a)
10z =1 (mod 31)
(b)
35z = 11 (mod 49)
(c)
ra 0 (mod 17),
1=1 (mod 95)
Transcribed Image Text:10. Solve the following modular congruences or show that there is no solution. (a) 10z =1 (mod 31) (b) 35z = 11 (mod 49) (c) ra 0 (mod 17), 1=1 (mod 95)
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