Consider the following two polynomials modulo 7: ƒ(T) = T¹ − T² + 1, - g(T) = 3T¹ + 1.
Consider the following two polynomials modulo 7: ƒ(T) = T¹ − T² + 1, - g(T) = 3T¹ + 1.
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Consider the following two polynomials modulo 7:
f(T) = T¹ – T² + 1,
g(T) = 3T4 + 1.
Using the Euclidean Division Algorithm to find a monic polynomial modulo 7 and then
show that it is the greatest common divisor of f(T) and g(T) by verifying the two
defining properties¹.
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