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Let p be the prime number (2^20)*(3^7)5 + 1 = 11466178561. Solve for x such that...

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Let p be the prime number (2^20)*(3^7)5 + 1 = 11466178561. Solvefor x such that 2^x ≡ 2376886429 (mod p) Explain your methodcarefully.

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GIVEN DATA FROM THE PROBLEM220 37 5 1 114661785612x 2376886429    See Answer
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