Prove that any positive integer x lying between ak and ak+1 can be represented uniquely as follows
x = ak + bk-1 ak-1 +...+bk-r ak-r +..+b0 a0
where a is a positive integer >1 and each bi (non negative integer) is less than a.
I generalized this based on the problems found in Niven's number theory book( pg 19 pro, 44 and 45 , fifth edition)
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
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