Master Bézout's Identity to Solve Linear Equations 🔢
Learn how to find all integer solutions to 432x + 126y = 18 using Bézout's identity and Euclid's algorithm. Step-by-step example included!

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104.9K views • Apr 25, 2018

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Here's an example of using Bézout's identity, ax+by=gcd(a,b), to find all integer solutions to 432x+126y=18. The key is to use Euclid's algorithm, aka zigzag division, to find the greatest common factor of 432 and 126 and then connect the computations together. This is a very important concept in Number Theory.
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