Thursday, 20 August 2015

elementary number theory - Prove that if anmidbn then amidb





Prove that if anbn then ab (without use of GCD and factorization theorem).



Answer



If an|bn, then bn/an=(ba)n is an integer. Since ba is rational, this implies that ba is an ordinary integer, by this theorem.
Q.E.D.
notice that the use of the theorem is suggested by @CalvinLin .


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