Find smallest natural numbers $x,y$ such that
$$ 49x = 125y.$$
Will this require some special modular arithmetic property or am I missing something?
Find smallest natural numbers $x,y$ such that
$$ 49x = 125y.$$
Will this require some special modular arithmetic property or am I missing something?
Not at all: it only requires high school arithmetic. This common number is nothing else than the l.c.m. of $49$ and $125$. Now these numbers are coprime, so …