E. The relationship amb indicates that a and b are equivalent. The relationship asb indicates that a and b are congruent. You may shortcut this symbol by underlining an equal symbol such as To find congruence for some b mod n, divide b by n and take the remainder (r) as the answer. Put your answers in terms of mod 2. For example, to determine (72 mod 2) determine the remainder 72/2 = 36 r0 therefore, 72 mod 2 0 mod 2 since O is the remainder or 72/2. a. 24 mod 2 b. 13 mod 2 c. 6 mod 2 d. 29 mod 2 F. Consider a 12-hour clock. People can add hours to calculate another time. All values on the face of the clock range from 1:00 to 12:00 regardless of AM or PM. Figure out the following times: a. 1:00+3 hours b. 5:00+7 hours c. 7:00 +8 hours d. 12:00+12 hours e. 6:00 +6 hours

E. The relationship amb indicates that a and b are equivalent. The relationship asb indicates that a and b are congruent. You may shortcut this symbol by underlining an equal symbol such as To find congruence for some b mod n, divide b by n and take the remainder (r) as the answer. Put your answers in terms of mod 2. For example, to determine (72 mod 2) determine the remainder 72/2 = 36 r0 therefore, 72 mod 2 0 mod 2 since O is the remainder or 72/2. a. 24 mod 2 b. 13 mod 2 c. 6 mod 2 d. 29 mod 2 F. Consider a 12-hour clock. People can add hours to calculate another time. All values on the face of the clock range from 1:00 to 12:00 regardless of AM or PM. Figure out the following times: a. 1:00+3 hours b. 5:00+7 hours c. 7:00 +8 hours d. 12:00+12 hours e. 6:00 +6 hours

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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