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A. Find the smallest positive integer m such that C^m(9) = 1

B. Find all n such that C^3(n) = 16

A. Find the smallest positive integer m such that C^m(9) = 1 B. Find all n such that-example-1
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There are a few boxes with 12 red pens in each and a few boxes with 10 blue pens in each. If 10 red pens and 5 blue pens are removed, the total number of pens that remains is given by the expression (12x − 10) + (10y − 5). Here, x represents the number of boxes containing red pens and y represents the number of boxes containing blue pens.

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