2) Perform the modular arithmetic operation What is 13 mod 1 = What is -17 mod 7 = What is - 4 mod 9 = What is 4 mod 9 = What is -7 mod 6 = What is 49 mod 5 = What is -49 mod 5 = What is 25+37 mod 12 = 3) Given that 5x ? 6 (mod 8), find x.
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