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back to boardWhy k >= max digit in an initial number? Why min base number of the sample is 11? In statement I can't find that k should be >= max digit in an initial number. BTW if I convert any number to binary it will always be divisible by 1 and as far as I see will satisfy every condition from the statement (the given number, written in k-based system is divisible by k−1, 2 ≤ k ≤ 36). Thanks. Edited by author 13.04.2017 17:00 Re: Why k >= max digit in an initial number? What "A" digit means if base is less then 11? Could you transform "A1A" to base 10 from base... 7 for example? Re: Why k >= max digit in an initial number? Thanks a lot, now I read the statement in a different way. |
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