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Given p = 47569 and q = 51413. What is N and the totient(N)? Choose a valid e. How do you know it's valid? Now given a different e = 401 what is d for this value of e? Decrypt the following ciphertext C sent using your public key and submit this in the answer below. C = 1100065960
If you decrypted correctly you should have a six digit number that corresponds to a three letter ASCII word. What is that word?
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