Question 11 key eneryption scheme is similar to RSA. Research this cryptosystem and defollowing ciphertext:25292168which was encrypted for a user with public key n = 27219809.9. Prove that 9|u,124 if and only if 9 u,.Hint: Use identity (1) on page 288.10. Establish the following Fibonacci identity:"n+8Un18 = U, (mod 3)11. Establish the following relation between Fibonacci and Luens numbersiL.u, +2u1for all2 2,

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11. Establish the following relation between Fibonacci and Lucas numbers: L,=u, + 2u,-1