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Hardest maths questions: simultaneous diophantine equations
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This question from the 2007 Australian Mathematics Competition (senior division) involves 3 simultaneous equations with positive integer solutions. We have to find the smallest value that x can take. 0% of students got this one right! I'll be making heavy use of the elimination method in this video, although you could use substitution instead.
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