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Greg’s solution 2

by gdabare on Mar 28, 2011

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Greg’s solution 2 — Presentation Transcript

GREG’S Solution
Factor out “a” on top and “b” on bottom
SOOOOOO. . . . .
Factor out “a” on top and “b” on bottom
SOOOOOO. . .
So if then there are 7 possible pairs of integers in the form (a,b)
(13,1)
(26,2)
(39,3)
(52,4)
(65,5)
(78,6)
(91,7)