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Simplify the following expressions (do not solve, just simplify the base and exponent 123456 (mod 11)...

  1. Simplify the following expressions (do not solve, just simplify the base and exponent

    1. 123456 (mod 11)

    2. 123456 (mod 15)

    3. 123456 (mod 35)

    4. 123456 (mod 13)

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