Friday 21 July 2017

elementary number theory - Modular multiplicative inverse proof

Does the concept of modular multiplicative inverse require a proof or is it taken as a definition?



Suppose $5/4 \equiv 3$ (mod $7$).




Can that even be written in the standard $a = bq + r$ notation and proven from there?

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