**Learning Target N4:** *I can correctly perform the squaring-and-reducing algorithm to compute modular exponents.*1. Compute, specifically using the square-and-reduce method, \(123^{555} \, (\text{mod} \, 666)\). The answer is 639. Show the work.

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Learning Target N4: I can correctly perform the squaring-and-reducing algorithm to compute modular exponents. 1. Compute, specifically using the square-and-reduce-method, 123555 (mod 666). The answer is 639. Show the work.