Solutions in Non-negative Integers
What is the largest integer such that there is no pairs of non-negative integers satisfying
The answer is 59.
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1 solution
Relevant wiki: Postage Stamp Problem / Chicken McNugget Theorem
We can use the Chicken Mc Nugget theorem, by which the largest possible number would be 7 ∗ 11 - 7 - 11 = 59