Any hints to solve this problem ?
I tried to get the least common multiple (lcm) of the increasing factors of these two sequences but there was a bug which is that the starting points are not always equal
Any help please?
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If you've found the LCM of the increasing factors and the first number x which is in both sequences, then find the maximum terms of each sequence m1 and m2. The answer is 1 + (min(m1, m2) — x)/LCM.