A hundred animals, a hundred coins and three prices: Diophantine equations, gcd and congruences to find every solution, or prove that none exists. Twenty problems with click-to-reveal solutions.
A collection with explained solutions: from full cycles to partly full turns, from the GCD to impossible cases. Laboratory with extended Euclid and simulation.
Averbach and Chein’s method: interpret integer coefficients as fills and empties, construct the pours and follow them in a laboratory with two animated bars.
Two problems about starting at the end: prepare a deck and construct winning seats in Josephus. With a laboratory, a birthday application and a chosen pair.