The problem related to GCD and LCM.

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Homework Statement


Find the representation of 1 in terms of linear combination of 2003 and 205

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The previous questions ask me to find GCD and LCM, which is 1 and 410 615 respectively

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And yes, I don't have any freaking idea to solve this :(
 
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What would a linear combination of 2003 and 205 look like?
 
Yes, think of what linear combination means.
What is the form of the linear combination of a and b?
 
Thanks for the help, I got
1=469⋅205-48⋅2003
for the answer
 
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