#Linear equations
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whoa
no way bro
what
doesnt a linear euqn in 2 variables have infinite solutions
why doesnt 50 work
it also worms
u can use any no.
like if p = lets say 1
then q just has to be more than 1
so
ahh
but p has to be natural
yea
when it goes over rhs it automatically adds up to 2p and 2p itself is larger than p
so it should be infinite
dude the thing is
its an olympiad book
and this question appeared in a previous years' olympiad question papers
what was the answer
16?!?
ro take natural no. there will be no case where p is larger than q
yea
is ur question correct?
yea
bro it has to be infinite
imo there was probably a limit or something like p<20 and they forgot to include that

thanks tho anyway
well if the question is as u asked then its infinite
yea
q is always bigger einstein
yee i figured
yeah something is weird in this question
ye