I'm currently working on a program that will give me the two root numbers of 133745531, so that X * Y = 133745531 (x and y I need), given the other equation 13 * 2 = 26 (not much help, but that's what I'm given). X and Y cannot equal 1, and they are whole positive numbers. I know there are alot of combinations, but it's better than the program I have now, which will take (literally) days to calculate *lol*. If someone has another better suggestion, I'm open to them :) Anyway, if the above wasn't clear:

13 * 2 = 26 X * Y = 133745531

X,Y cannot equal 1
X,Y whole positive numbers

Those last four lines are all I'm given... and yes, this has to be done through a program (which is why I'm here). Please help if you can ;) (don't mean to sound like I'm begging, but I've been at this for hours now lol)

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