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– Discrete Structures question a = 61 and b = 26 Find all pairs of Bezout...

– Discrete Structures question

a = 61 and b = 26

Find all pairs of Bezout coefficients for a and b

If the gcd of the two numbers is 1 also find an inverse of the small number modulo the big number.

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