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in my opinion for ever positive integer k there exists a real no. t. that satisfy the equation. If that is right then should we not have p(m)=(integer values of t)/m.
thus p(5)=1/5
p(10)=1/10 and so on
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Project Euler #207: Integer partition equations
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in my opinion for ever positive integer k there exists a real no. t. that satisfy the equation. If that is right then should we not have p(m)=(integer values of t)/m.
thus p(5)=1/5 p(10)=1/10 and so on