Using symmetric (private) key encryption systems, if 10 parties want to pair-wise communicate with each other securely they would need ___ different key pairs
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nC2 = 10! / (2!(10-2)!) nC2 = 10! / (2!8!) nC2 = (10 x 9) / 2 nC2 = 45 Show more…
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