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The question says to Express our answer in the original modulus of 777 but I end up with 130mod(259) which is right according to wolfram alpha so how do I convert it to mod 777? I notice that 777=259(3) but I don't think I'm allowed to just multiply the modulus by 3 to make it work. Any ideas?
http://imgur.com/a/fmONhgF
http://imgur.com/a/fmONhgF
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(Original post by DFranklin)
Post the question.
Post the question.
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(Original post by Y1_UniMaths)
The question is the first line 6x=3mod777 with the conditions I've stated above. It should be given as "remainder(s) mod 777"
The question is the first line 6x=3mod777 with the conditions I've stated above. It should be given as "remainder(s) mod 777"
There are 3 distinct values modulo 777 that equal 130 modulo 239. You need to supply all of them. (Which should be easy).
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