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Using 'RSA' public key cryptosystem, if p=3, q=11 and d=7, find the value of e and encrypt the number '19' A 20,19 B 33,11 С 3,28 (D 77,28

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Using 'RSA' public key cryptosystem, if p=3, q=11 and d=7, find the value of e and encrypt the number '19'
A 20,19
B 33,11
С 3,28
D 77,28

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