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If we consider a matrix A that is mod n, does there exist a corresponding A inverse in mod n? The beauty of working mod n is that we don't get decimals but only integers.
Can someone explain in detail how the matrix inversion works? I'm not understanding how he took the identity matrix and used that to get the inverse of A (I've never done matrix multiplication before, so I have no idea how it's done).
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