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<blockquote data-quote="imhotep" data-source="post: 23212242" data-attributes="member: 562115"><p>Cannot easily explain all that's in Modular Arithmetic in a few lines. If interested many University sites have explanatory notes and videos.</p><p>A basic 12 hour clock uses modular arithmetic. If it is 10.00 now and in 4 hours it will be 2.00 (instead of 14) 2 is the remainder of 14 with a modulus of 12.</p><p>(The number x mod n is the equivalent of asking for the remainder of x divided by n.)</p><p>Modular arithmetic is used in prime numbers, cryptography etc</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="imhotep, post: 23212242, member: 562115"] Cannot easily explain all that's in Modular Arithmetic in a few lines. If interested many University sites have explanatory notes and videos. A basic 12 hour clock uses modular arithmetic. If it is 10.00 now and in 4 hours it will be 2.00 (instead of 14) 2 is the remainder of 14 with a modulus of 12. (The number x mod n is the equivalent of asking for the remainder of x divided by n.) Modular arithmetic is used in prime numbers, cryptography etc [/QUOTE]
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