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# I am trying to intellectually challenge myself with a problem but i do not have an answer for this one please help me out.

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$$What integer n satisfies 0\le n<18 and n\equiv -11213141\pmod{18}~?$$

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If you are challenging yourself why don't you start by writing your question out properly?

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Why can I not use latex? Please just help me with the problem, Melody

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It does not display as LaTex, it displays as garbage.

Plus you have stated on some of your other questions that you are only interested in answers, you do not want explanations.

Hence you are using this site only as a cheat site.

Melody  Apr 22, 2019
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the integer n is $it is >$0 but less than $18 and he needs 1121341 and by the power of mod$18 what is n?

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edited by siembieda  Apr 22, 2019
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I am most definitely not using this is a cheating site! I would never do that! I just wanted to have an answer for the question to check if i did the question properly

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If that is the case I strongly suggest you show your own answer, along with the working,

I also suggest that you use the LeTex box in the ribbon to display your latex properly.

Melody  Apr 22, 2019
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I apologize but I cannot transfer all my work on paper on to this computer so it would be helpful if you could just tell me the answer so when I finish solving the problem, I will be able to check it to see if it is correct.

er1004  Apr 22, 2019
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$$n = {-11213141 \pm \sqrt{n^18-18mod} \over n}$$

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edited by siembieda  Apr 22, 2019
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So what is the final answer? I do not want you to show me how to do the problem, I am simply asking for the correct answer.

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i cant if you cant read the problem

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Why are you suggesting that I can not read the problem?

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no i cant

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