RESIDUE CLASSES MODULO "m" (HINDI)

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Awesome explanation sir... 🔥👏👏👏

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Thanks: Good Explaination

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Thanks for giving best explanation

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Awsomw explanation.but some noice.

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Sir you teach very well

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[@NitishRaj]

[0] is denoted as equivalence class for remainder 0 and not residue classes. Residue class is set of all such poosible equivalence class. Rest you have explained well. Proceed further with multiplicative group Zn*

[@ShoulendraMishra]

wow very helpful now i got clear difference between residue class and equivalence thanks

[@tomandjerry7524]

@@ShoulendraMishra I can't understand difference in resdue classes and equivalenc classes

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Thank you 🙏....this is helped me a lot 😊

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Thanks bhai bhaut ache se samjhaya tumne

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Fir app ka vedio dekha to awsm clear ho gaya
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Plz congurance modulo m ke vedio bana do sir mere exam near hai
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explain beautifully... but speak softly and be relax..

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Yes .... I also realize that thing thanks so muchhhh

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Well explained.

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Easy explanation

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Excellent

[@navnathlakade9139]

Sir,
why you r not taking negative integers like -2, ,-6,-10.....in the residue class of 2?
Please explain...

[@ShoulendraMishra]

-ve remainder having not much sense ,
Bt if talking about divisor -ve then yes u can take them

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correct. he forgot it.

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good sir

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[@anshulsuryawanshi8760]

Is it true to say that Z4 is same as the set of integers??

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Well Explained Bhai👏

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Asum helpful

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can the set have negative numbers?

[@ShoulendraMishra]

what mean

[@Amityadav-il2rp]

Residue classes modulo(7) (except 0) forms an abelian group for multiplication ....in general residue classes of modulo m(except 0) does not form an abelian group ..... please reply bhaiya 🙏🙏

[@ShoulendraMishra]

Only prime

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@@ShoulendraMishra thanku so much bhaiya..,🙏🙏🙏..i confused from 1 hours because everyone says that it does not form an abelian group for operation multiplication ......

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Thanks, bhai!!

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Welcome

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1 wale set main 1 element kaise aaea?

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Thank you

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Sir Jee यहां पर r and m positive integer होगा या फिर integer

[@ShoulendraMishra]

r to positive hi rhega , m usable positive hi rehta h

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If U1&U2 are two ideals of a ring R the prove the U1+U2={x+y/x€U1and y€U2} a also an ideal of R ( please solve this theorem)

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ok check i think i do already

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Thhanke

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bhayaa eek video modulo per banaiyea jalde

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Sure..... Bt which modulo basic

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superior

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Thanks so much

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thanks u sir

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sir how to show a given set complete residue of mod m...pls share a video

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Okm

[@anshulsuryawanshi8760]

Why have you taken the classes as an element ?? As a class contains a whole amount of nos in it like [0] contains 0 ,4,8,12......

[@anshulsuryawanshi8760]

Or you have mixed the set of residues modulo m and set of residue classes modulo m

[@ShoulendraMishra]

i m using seperate notations for both like 1 is residue and [1] for residue class

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[@tomandjerry7524]

Sir prime resdue classes form a group & composite resdue classes not a group pz make video on this as it is confusion (Zm,•) is not group but( Zp,•) p is prime is a group

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Sir -ve bhi ho skte h kya

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means

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bhai 1 ko 4 se divided krne per remainder 1 kaise hoga
reply please

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Division goes to 0 times

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Dear sir CRS or NCRS or RRS ki vedios b upload kr dy plzzzzz

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I will try. Thanks for review

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These full form.

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Shoulendra Mishra CRS _complete residue system

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thank you bhyaa

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Thanks a lot

[@kamalkumarpasayat6546]

I don't understand if A={1234},R be the relationR={(1,1),(1,2),(1,3),(2,1),(2,2),(1,2),(3,3),(4,4)}then classes are[1]=(1,2),[2]=(1,2) [3]=(3,3),[4]=(4,4) so here[1]why not take (1,1)or(1,3) [2]and(2,2) 2,1

[@ShoulendraMishra]

Because [1] and [2] are same , so u can choose one of them
If u wish then take [1] and leave [2]

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