/sci/ - Science & Math

Did you write the problem correctly? If k=1 then 3k+4=7 and 7k-4=3, which are coprime.

Also, even if the question was written properly, you don't need to find u and v that work for every k. You find to find, for each k, that there exists such a pair u and v.

>>8170015
people are still gullible enough to watch that shit show? i gave up like 3 seasons ago, people must really have no desire to watch any of the better shows on tv

same with walking dead

>>8156906
>Again, are you a student, or does your university just agrees to keep you even if you publish nothing?
I haphazardly left out the word 'journal' before 'publications' in my post. Of course I publish, but as was the focus of my very first post which I've already brought up, open publishing is much more beneficial to the research community compared to journals. Why do you even bother responding if you read so selectively?

>Are you kidding me?
No.

>You think running server farms is free?
No. Like I've already said in >>8156695 and >>8156715, computers cost money and the university pays for it.

>Why are you showing some engineering project to talk about science funding?
I'm showing you creative fundraising techniques which you fail to grasp.

>>8156908
I never claimed anyone can do it. But I will specifically claim that you and
>>8156906
certainly can't do it based on your narrow-mindedness.

>>8132843
>dividing by P when you don't know if P is zero or not

>>8081862
are you me

shit

>>7993791
>pen instead of pencil

>>7991438
>tfw no known elementary proof for that formula despite it looking so simple

>>7980526
>OP can't into adding 0

>tfw grad student in pure math and dont know any of this kind of foundational geometry and it terrifies me

>checking something is a quadratic residue mod a product of odd primes
>check the power of one of the odd primes instead of the prime

>>6641325
>start with A
>prove true statement B using A
>therefore A is true