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Using the same convention as yours, I tried to break c_10 in terms of c_9 as follows: (a^10-b^10) = (e a + f b) * (a^9-b^9) Multiplying out the RHS, e = f = 1
by alok-g 13y ago
Using the same convention as yours, I tried to break c_10 in terms of c_9 as follows:
(a^10-b^10) = (e a + f b) * (a^9-b^9)
Multiplying out the RHS, e = f = 1 are the best choices, but there remained a residual. At a second glance though, this residual was proportional to (a^8-b^8). Problem solved.