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Let $Ax\equiv b\bmod q$ be a $n\times n$ modular linear system known to have $0/1$ solution where $q$ is a large prime. We can solve in $NC^2$ for general linear systems using determinant and matrix inverse computations.

Can the above be solved in $NC^1$?

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