Archimedes's cattle problem is a famous and complex problem in ancient mathematics, particularly in the field of number theory. It involves counting the number of cattle owned by the Sun god, based on a series of conditions and ratios relating to their colors. The problem describes: 1. A herd of cattle owned by the Sun god, which includes white, black, yellow, and dark brown cattle.
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