hard ahh problem

[stiff hinge]

pls bro

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[bronze imp]

Diophantine, try getting a general solution for 1/a + 1/b = 1/n

[olive dagger]

I have an idea.

[dire leaf]

Overkill, plus I can't see how that diophantine would even help.

[dire leaf]

The problem states that the triplet is unique, so if we find even one, we are done. 1/315=1/a+1/b+1/c>3/c so 945<c<1000. Check divisibility. Then it reduces to very few values of c that we have to check, and whenever we find a value that works, we are done.

[bronze imp]

Thy sucketh ass

[dire leaf]

Bro what this is a help thread

[olive dagger]

*Thou. "Thy" is possessive.

Or, wait.

[mellow river]

@stiff hinge

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