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fi have no idea what to do and i tried posting it on another forum and nobody replied so please help me! thank you so much!
find a positive integer n so that 40n is a fifth power (of an integer) 500n is a sixth power, and 200n is a seventh power, or explain why it is impossible to do so (hint: let x = e2(n) and y = e5(n) use the given assumptions about n to find systems of linear congruences that x and y must satisfy. you may leave n in terms of its canonical prime factorization. show as much work as possible
find a positive integer n so that 40n is a fifth power (of an integer) 500n is a sixth power, and 200n is a seventh power, or explain why it is impossible to do so (hint: let x = e2(n) and y = e5(n) use the given assumptions about n to find systems of linear congruences that x and y must satisfy. you may leave n in terms of its canonical prime factorization. show as much work as possible