Let a, n be positive integers. Knowing that 15a - 13n = 1, we deduce that the multiplicative inverse of a (mod n) %3D O does not exist is (n-13) (mod n) is 15(mod n) O None of the mentioned

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Chapter2: The Integers
Section2.5: Congruence Of Integers
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Let a, n be positive integers. Knowing that 15a - 13n = 1, we deduce that the multiplicative
inverse of a (mod n)
%3D
O does not exist
is (n-13) (mod n)
is 15(mod n)
O None of the mentioned
Transcribed Image Text:Let a, n be positive integers. Knowing that 15a - 13n = 1, we deduce that the multiplicative inverse of a (mod n) %3D O does not exist is (n-13) (mod n) is 15(mod n) O None of the mentioned
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