Evaluate: 3135 mod 59. (Note that 3519 = 1000112) %3D
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Evaluate: 31^35 mod 59. (Note that 3510 = 1000112)
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General form is given by:
Here, e=35, m=31 and n=59
Step1) Write the binary form of e
1 0 0 0 1 1
Step 2)(a) Write wherever there is 0 in the binary form.
(b) Write wherever there is 1 in the binary form.
Initially, value of d is taken as 1.
Since the first number of the binary form is 1 ,
and
Now, the new value of d is 31.
Since the next term is 0,
Thus, d=17
Next term is also 0, so,
Thus, d=53
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