Consider the finite field F = Z2[x]/(x* + x + 1) for problems 26 and 31. If co.o = C, co,1 = 1, c10 = 9, and c1,1 = 6 in hexadecimal notation in the MixColumn part of the components of the Simplified AES, find do,1 (in hexadecimal notation) in the resulting matrix after the MixColumn. O A O E O 2 B.

Consider the finite field F = Z2[x]/(x* + x + 1) for problems 26 and 31. If co.o = C, co,1 = 1, c10 = 9, and c1,1 = 6 in hexadecimal notation in the MixColumn part of the components of the Simplified AES, find do,1 (in hexadecimal notation) in the resulting matrix after the MixColumn. O A O E O 2 B.

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