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This is Poisson regression with independent counts and log mean $\log {\mu }_d=1.5624+0.1658d$. The residual deviance $9.90$ on $12$ degrees of freedom has $p=0.625$, and the plotted curve tracks the data, so there is no evidence of poor fit.

The fitted doubling time is $\log 2/0.1658=4.16$ days. A 95% interval for the growth coefficient is $0.1658\pm 1.96(0.0166)=(0.133,0.198)$, corresponding to doubling times $(3.50,5.21)$ days. Seven days, whose rate is about $0.099$, is unsupported.

For Rabin cryptosystem, choose primes $p,q\equiv 3(\mathrm{mod}4)$, publish $N=pq$, and encrypt $x$ as $x^2\mathrm{mod}N$. The factors let the receiver take square roots modulo $p$ and $q$ and combine them using the Chinese remainder theorem; redundancy identifies the intended one of four roots.

For RSA cryptosystem, choose $N=pq$, select $e$ coprime to $\phi (N)$ and $d$ with $ed\equiv 1(\mathrm{mod}\phi (N))$. Encrypt $x$ as $x^e$ and decrypt by raising to $d$ modulo $N$. Rabin inversion is provably equivalent to factoring, while ordinary RSA lacks that reduction; Rabin's disadvantage is its fourfold decryption ambiguity.