Reminder and quotient
There are given numbers A = 135, B = 315. Find the smallest natural number R greater than one so that the proportions R:A, R:B are with the remainder 1.
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Calculatin is all wrong.
Smallest number after 1 is 2 .
And 2 also give me the remainder 1.
135/2 and 315/2 calculate yourself.
Smallest number after 1 is 2 .
And 2 also give me the remainder 1.
135/2 and 315/2 calculate yourself.
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