Let f(x)=x6+x3+1 Let I = (f(x)) be the principal ideal generated by f(x) in Z2[x]. Calculate the multi-plicative inverse of (x³ + 1) + I in Z2[x]/I.

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Let I (f (x)) be the principal ideal generated by f(x) in Z2[x]. Calculate the multi- plicative inverse of (x³ + 1) + I in Z2[x]/I.