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Having 2 numbers that guaranteedly have a point where they can be used to get any number, how can this point be estimated?

Having 2 numbers that guaranteedly have a point where they can be used to get any number, how can this point be estimated?
Edit: For example, I have the numbers 3 and 5 I know that I can get any number starting from 8 by adding diffrent combinations read more ..

whatismath Jul 15, 2020

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Having 2 numbers that guaranteedly have a point where they can be used to get any number, how can this point be estimated?

Having 2 numbers that guaranteedly have a point where they can be used to get any number, how can this point be estimated?

whatismath Jul 15, 2020

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Can you get any number starting from a certain one using any 2 numbers

It is known that you can get any number starting for 8 using only 5 and 3. Is it correct that you can get any number (starting from a certain one) using any 2 numbers? How could you estimate this "starting number"?

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whatismath Jul 15, 2020

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Thanks for the answer

whatismathJul 15, 2020

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no,

(where I can get any number starting from x)

whatismathJul 15, 2020

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For example, I have the numbers 3 and 5 I know that I can get any number starting from 8 by adding diffrent combinations of these numbers ie 9 = 3+3+3 and 10 = 5+5. How, knowing that the numbers guaranteedly have this point (where I can get any number starting from x), how could I estimate what x is?

whatismathJul 15, 2020