If x a mod n = c and x b mod n = d then x a+b mod equals A. c + d mod n B. c*d m
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If xa mod n = c and xb mod n = d then xa+b mod equals
A. c + d mod n
B. c*d mod n
C. cd mod n
D. None of the above
If c = x mod n then c is guaranteed to be in which of the following sets
A: { 1, 2, 3, … n-1 }
B: { 0, 1, 2, 3, …. n-1 }
C: { -(n-1), -(n-2), -(n-3), … -2, -1 0 }
D: { 1, 2, 3, …. n }
Which of the following statement(s) are true.
a: P is contained in NP. b: All solvable problems are in P.
c: The traveling salesman problem is in NP. d:The traveling salesman problem is not solvable.
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A: a b c
B: a c
C: a c d
D: a, d
Explanation / Answer
Answer:-
1) A
c + d mod n
as, xa mod n = c
means c-xa is equals to some integral multiple of n. In the same way
xb mod n = d
means d-xb is equals to some integral multiple of n.By solving these two equations we get the answer.
2) D
{ 1, 2, 3, …. n }
3) A
a,b,c
a: P is contained in NP.
b: All solvable problems are in P.
c: The traveling salesman problem is in NP.
P is subset of NP. Each problem in P is a problem in NP.
The traveling salesman problem is a NP complete so it is in NP and it completes in polynomial time so it can be solvable.
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