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10 May, 12:11

Given 7x + 11y = N, what is the highest number N can be to produce an answer of No solution. (X, y) must be positive.

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  1. 10 May, 12:55
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    Since x and y must be positive, 7x and 11y are positive either. That means 7x + 11y > 0. Then we would obtain N > 0 because 7x + 11y = N. That also means N must be positive. So if we set N to be zero or negative, there would be no solution. Thus, to produce an answer of No solution, the highest number N could be is 0.
  2. 10 May, 13:26
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    Since x and y must be positive, 7x and 11y are positive either. That means 7x + 11y > 0. Then we would obtain N > 0 because 7x + 11y = N. That also means N must be positive. So if we set N to be zero or negative, there would be no solution. Thus, to produce an answer of No solution, the highest number N could be is 0.
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