Use the Chinese remainder theorem. Say that: x = 6 mod 10 x = 4 mod...

Use the Chinese remainder theorem. Say that:

x = 6 mod 10

x = 4 mod 9

x = 2 mod 7

Find what is x modulo 10 · 9 · 7.

Please show all work and the correctness of your analysis.

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The answer is :436

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Use the Chinese remainder theorem. Say that: x = 6 mod 10 x = 4 mod...

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