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Check whether the following congruence are true and false

(1) 9 23 (mod 12)

(2) 15 29 (mod 7)

(3) 175 5 (mod 17)

(4) 21 − 8 (mod 6)

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Solution

m divides (a b) i.e., (a b) is a multiple of m

(1)

Here, 9 – 23 = – 14

14 is not a multiple of 12.

Therefore, the given congruence is false.

(2)

Here, 15 – 29 = –14

14 is a multiple of 7.

Therefore, the given congruence is true.

(3) .

Here, 175 – 5 = 170

170 is a multiple of 17.

Therefore, the given congruence is true.

(4) .

Here, 21 – (–8) = 21 + 8 = 29

29 is not a multiple of 6.

Therefore, the given congruence is false.


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