That's the only reasonable interpretation I can see for it.hi.
i wanted to ask whether the interpretation of X = 361 + 1(mod461 +1) the same as X=362(mod462). and if not, what exactly does it mean.
thank you.
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I assumed that the second condition means [imath]x \equiv 362 (\mod 462)[/imath], and my script found only one such solution for [imath]461^2<x<2\cdot 461^2[/imath]View attachment 37485here is the question, i will translate: find a solution for the following system:
obviously I am not looking for an answer, just interpretation and possibly conventional notations.
thank you for helping me.
In that context, I think it's clear it is intended to mean the only thing it really can mean, because that makes sense. It would appear they just want to emphasize that both numbers have been increased by 1.from my online college exam about chinese remainder theorem (advanced algebra)