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find least possible value of a+b where a,b are positive integers such that 11 divides a+13b and 13 divides a+11b.
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Given that 11 and 13 are both prime numbers (so not easily divisible by other values in those equations), you might start by trying those and then seeing if you can find a better solution (which there may be).
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