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Basically m is not a factor of p, so p = m*n + r
r>0 for sure since m is not a factor of p. But is r > 1?
1) The greatest common factor of m and p is 2. If so, the difference between m and p is at least two. In other words, they are not consecutive and they are both even numbers. Then r has to be greater than 1! Because if r=1, then p is an odd number! so (1) is sufficient.
2) The least common multiple of m and p is 30. In this case, we do not know if m and p have common factors. So this is not sufficient. For example, m = 3, p = 10, then r =1. However, m = 6, p = 10, then r = 4. |
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