Quotients, Not Remainders.

Number Theory Level pending
  • X X and Y Y are positive integers.
  • X X divided by ( Y 1 ) (Y - 1) gives a quotient of 4.
  • X X divided by ( Y 2 ) (Y - 2) gives a quotient of 5.
  • X X divided by ( Y 3 ) (Y - 3) gives a quotient of 6.

Let the number of the possible values of X X be m m . Let the number of possible values of Y Y be n n .

Find m m + n n .


The answer is 26.

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