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Problem 2.6.1. We have 7*6* 55 = 2310. Extend the technique of the Chinese remainder theorem to find the solutions in Z2310 o

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Sol? 2x=3(mod 7) = x=1255(wod 7) ► x 35 (mod 7) 2 234 (mod 6) ► x=4(modo) * 57 350 mod 55) ► x 310lmodl1) ►x=10(mod 11) Weso

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