You need another equation...
M and n can be any values
m could be 14 and n could be 2 or
ecc.
M and n can be any values
m could be 14 and n could be 2 or
ecc.
Are you a master in maths? Who can solve the following and explain to me how to do it? 1/m + 1/n = 4/7. What are the values of m and n?
1/2 + 1/14 = 4/7
The only integer solutions are {m=2, n=14} or {m=14, n=2}. Counting both permutations, there are 2 solutions.
See en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki?search=Egyptian+fraction
The only integer solutions are {m=2, n=14} or {m=14, n=2}. Counting both permutations, there are 2 solutions.
See en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki?search=Egyptian+fraction
N=4, M=7.
Well 4 divided by 7 = .57 so...ok leave me alone I'm only in fifth grade! Lol
I am the best in maths :-see the solution
1/m+1/n=4/7
n+m/mn=4/7
n+m/mn=4/7
then cross multiply.
7n+7m=4mn
7(n+m)/4mn.final ans
1/m+1/n=4/7
n+m/mn=4/7
n+m/mn=4/7
then cross multiply.
7n+7m=4mn
7(n+m)/4mn.final ans
1/m + 1/n = 4/7 SO: Invert the whole problem and: M/1 + n/1 = 7/4 or m + n = 7/4
