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LCM and GCD Crossed Value Derivation (
Posted on 2024-01-11
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Let each of x and y is a nonnegative integer such that:
x + 3y - 5 = 2*LCM(x,y) - 11*GCD(x,y)
Find the maximum possible value of x+y
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for tot=2:10000
for x=1:tot-1
y=tot-x;
if x+3*y-5==2*lcm(x,y)-11*gcd(x,y)
disp([x,y,tot])
end
end
end
finds only
x y x+y
9 1 10
65 5 70
making the max 70.
Posted by
Charlie
on 2024-01-11 08:57:47
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