Chapter 4: Q12E (page 304)
Find all pairs of integers keys for affine ciphers for which the encryption function is the same as the corresponding decryption function.
Chapter 4: Q12E (page 304)
Find all pairs of integers keys for affine ciphers for which the encryption function is the same as the corresponding decryption function.
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Get started for freeIt can be shown that every integer can be uniquely represented in the form
where, or 1 for j=0,1,2, …., k. Expansions of this type are called balanced ternary expansions. Find the balanced ternary expansions of
a) 5 .
b) 13 .
c) 37 .
d) 79 .
Express in pseudocode the trial division algorithm for determining whether an integer is prime.
Describe a procedure for converting decimal (base 10) expansions of integers into hexadecimal expansions.
Describe an algorithm to add two integers from their Cantor expansions.
a) How can you find a linear combination (with integer coefficients) of two integers that equals their greatest common divisor?
b) Express as a linear combination of .
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