Use the Extended Euclid's Algorithm to solve ƒ-1 for 8 mod 11

Use the Extended Euclid's Algorithm to solve ƒ^-1for 8 mod 11

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In the given problem F^-1 means we have to find the multiplicative inverse of 8 mod 11 also Ii have added a way out to check my answer in the last. I have solved the problem step by step using the euclid's algorithm in the most possible easiest way. Hope you like my answer and please kindly put a thumbs up if u like my work.Thank you very much.

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