Re: Name for congruence relationship ?
- From: mjtg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (M.J.T. Guy)
- Date: 28 Jan 2006 15:54:47 GMT
In article <1138441400.525263.105670@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
<dkfjdklj@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Prop. Let n >= b >= c > 0 where b does not divide n. (This may not be
>the sharpest statement of the condition.) Suppose a is the least
>integer s.t. (a*b)/n >= c. Set a' = the least positive residue mod n
>of (a * b). Set c' = the least positive residue mod b of (c * n).
>Then a' + c' = b.
Not true if b = c - a' + c' is 0 in that case.
>Is there a name for this proposition? Or is it just considered trivial?
It's trivial.
Mike Guy
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