2. Use modular arithmetic to find (a) (177 mod 31 + 270 mod 31) mod 31 (b) an integer a, such that a mod 47 = 23 and -47 ? a ? 0. (c) (12345678 ? 9056348992391) mod 5. Show your work. (d) 4^123456754 mod 5. Show your work.
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