Number Jumping: a follow-up problem to Number jumping (notes)

Number Theory Level pending

Bill has two numbers: 1000, and 1003. He can either add or subtract 1000, and the same thing goes for 1003. Can he reach all the numbers (including negative)?

Yes, it is possible No, it is impossible Impossible to tell

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1 solution

Ash Ketchup
Mar 6, 2021

The G.C.D. (Greatest Common Divisor) of 1003 and 1000 is 1, And 1003-((1003 -1000)x334) = 1, and from there, you can either add or subtract from 1 so Yes, Bill can reach all the numbers.

I got this right!

Ash Ketchup - 3 months, 1 week ago

Like and sub! I did!

Ash Ketchup - 3 months, 1 week ago

Hmm the answer might be the first one 🧐

Ash Ketchup - 3 months ago

Yeah fine it is

Ash Ketchup - 3 months ago

Umm did you get that ‘334’ out of thin air?

Ash Ketchup - 3 months ago

It’s going too take like 5t century’s to get all the numbers

Ash Ketchup - 2 months, 3 weeks ago

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