A. Answer the following questions using modular arithmetic. D. Perform the modular arithmetic as indicated.1. (37 + 45) mod 122. (42 + 35) mod 33. (36 – 10) mod 134. (8 · 16) mod 75. (11 + 1) mod 126. (60 – 32) mod 97. (5. 12) mod 48. (24 – 41) mod 89. (28 + 31) mod 410. (15 – 32) mod 7||IW Practice Set C. Determine whether each of the following is true.1. 7= 12 mod 52. 3= 24 mod 73. 33 = 15 mod 94. 5 = 2 mod 265. 33 = 49 mod 46. 25 = 85 mod 127. 18 = 60 mod 78. 7= 21 mod 39. 100 = 20 mod 510. 88 = 5 mod 911. 120 = 6 mod 2012. 5 = 20 mod 113. 45 = 9 mod 514. 72 = 30 mod 51W Practice Set

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A. Answer the following questions using modular arithmetic.

D. Perform the modular arithmetic as indicated.
1. (37 + 45) mod 12
2. (42 + 35) mod 3
3. (36 – 10) mod 13
4. (8 · 16) mod 7
5. (11 + 1) mod 12
6. (60 – 32) mod 9
7. (5. 12) mod 4
8. (24 – 41) mod 8
9. (28 + 31) mod 4
10. (15 – 32) mod 7
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C. Determine whether each of the following is true.
1. 7= 12 mod 5
2. 3= 24 mod 7
3. 33 = 15 mod 9
4. 5 = 2 mod 26
5. 33 = 49 mod 4
6. 25 = 85 mod 12
7. 18 = 60 mod 7
8. 7= 21 mod 3
9. 100 = 20 mod 5
10. 88 = 5 mod 9
11. 120 = 6 mod 20
12. 5 = 20 mod 1
13. 45 = 9 mod 5
14. 72 = 30 mod 5
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