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**PLEASE SHOW ALL WORK*** 1. Use Fernat's LT to find: 5^1314 (mod 11) 2. Find the...

**PLEASE SHOW ALL WORK***

1. Use Fernat's LT to find: 5^1314 (mod 11)

2. Find the gcd (729,135) using the Euclidean Algorithm

3. Find the Euler function for n=315.

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