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A hash table stores 32-bit positive integer keys n using the hash function n % M,...

A hash table stores 32-bit positive integer keys n using the hash function n % M, where M is an odd prime number. Prove that for each bit position in the key, the two keys that differ only in that bit position will have different hash values.

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Proof that two keys differ only in one bit position:

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