Chapter 14: 11E (page 443)
: In exercise 8-13, solve the system of congruences
11.
Short Answer
The system of congruence is obtained as .
Chapter 14: 11E (page 443)
: In exercise 8-13, solve the system of congruences
11.
The system of congruence is obtained as .
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In exercise 8-13, solve the system of congruences
(Ancient Chinese Problem) A gang of 17 bandits stole a chest of gold coins. When they tried to divide the coins equally among themselves, there were three left over. This caused a fight in which one bandit was killed. When the remaining bandits tried to divide the coins again, there were ten left over. Another fight started, and five of the bandits were killed. When the survivors divided the coins, there were four left over. Another fight ensued in which four bandits were killed. The survivors then divided the coins equally among themselves, with none left over. What is the smallest possible number of coins in the chest?
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