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This is a really excellent, clean solution! Would you mind breaking down how the piece of linear algebra works (for a shmo like me who doesn't remember that stuff frum school heh ๐ )
https://lemmy.world/comment/13950499
take the two equations, solve for y, and make sure y is fully divisible.