Original system looks like :-
x1 => x2 => x3 => x4 => x5 => x6 =1
y1 => y2 => y3 => y4 => y5 => y6 =1
x1 => y1 =1
Down here we follow approach originally developed in
http://www.loiro.ru/files/news/news_943_etodotobrajeniya-mea-2013-10.pdf
Build basic diagram and define function F( ) to apply Mapping method
suggested by E. Mironchick
Now calculate number of solutions of equation
x1 => x2 => x2 => x3 => x4 => x5 => x6 =1 starting with x1=1
Calculate number of solutions of equation
y1 => y2 => y3 => y4 => y5 => y6 =1 starting with y1=0
So, we intent to calculate number of {x},{y} corteges breaking
third equation and afterwards deduct amount been obtained from 43^2
Keeping in mind
Thus final answer is : - Count = 43^2 - 21*22 = 1387
x1 => x2 => x3 => x4 => x5 => x6 =1
y1 => y2 => y3 => y4 => y5 => y6 =1
x1 => y1 =1
Down here we follow approach originally developed in
http://www.loiro.ru/files/news/news_943_etodotobrajeniya-mea-2013-10.pdf
Build basic diagram and define function F( ) to apply Mapping method
suggested by E. Mironchick
Now calculate number of solutions of equation
x1 => x2 => x2 => x3 => x4 => x5 => x6 =1 starting with x1=1
Calculate number of solutions of equation
y1 => y2 => y3 => y4 => y5 => y6 =1 starting with y1=0
So, we intent to calculate number of {x},{y} corteges breaking
third equation and afterwards deduct amount been obtained from 43^2
Thus final answer is : - Count = 43^2 - 21*22 = 1387
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