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The linear congruence 18x = 6 (mod 3) has
a)Infinitely many solutions modulo 3 b)Finitely many solutions modulo 3
c)Unique solution modulo 3 d)Exactly three solutions modulo 3​

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Answered by adityashirsath14
2

Answer:

d) exactly three solutions modulo 3

Answered by sourasghotekar123
0

Answer:

D)Exactly has three solutions modulo 3

Step-by-step explanation:  

                       The linear congruence ax=b(modn) has a solution if and only if d Divides b, where d=gcd(a.n).if d Divides b then it has d mutually incongruent solution modulo n.--------(1)

  if x_{0} is one of the solution of the congruence ax=b(mod n) then the incongruent solutions are of the form X_{0} ,x_{0} +\frac{n}{d} ,x_{0} +\frac{2n}{d}...------(2)

  from the above two equations we can solve the solution as follows  

        The project code is     #SPJ3

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