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HELP NEEDED... simple formula but hard question...
Posted:
Jul 21, 1996 5:43 AM
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Hi everyone,
I am trying to solve a very simple problem, but I thought it is
easy but I can't solve it. If anyone could help or tell me that this
simple problem is undecidable... or not ...
Let take n an integer different from zero.
I want to know if there exist k a natural number such that
1<= k < n, and such that (n-k) divides (2k+3)...
This seems to be a very simple problem but I can't solve it and
unfortunatly, I need to know an algorithm whose output will be yes or no.
This problem is a part of another problem that's why I need to solve it.
Be careful, this problem is much more complicated than what you'll think
first :))))
Thanks in advance,
Fabien F.
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