yes.
The first woman knows that 1+15th, the second knows the 2+15th, and the mth knows the m+15th. Therefore, n = m+15. Also, m+n=47, so m+m+15=47, and 2m=32, so m = 16 and n = 31.
A conference has 47 people attending. One woman knows 16 of the men who are attending, another knows 17, and so on up to the m-th woman who knows all n of the men who are attending. Find m and n.
yes.
The first woman knows that 1+15th, the second knows the 2+15th, and the mth knows the m+15th. Therefore, n = m+15. Also, m+n=47, so m+m+15=47, and 2m=32, so m = 16 and n = 31.
2 in one dude. laughing because i called it olympiad kinda.
crying because these were so trivial to be called so.