Your current code does not correctly calculate k and r. Here's an adjusted version:
m = 1; % Example values for m
n = 2; % Example values for n
% Initialize k and r
k = 0;
r = m;
% Loop to find k and r
while r >= n
r = r - n; % Subtract n from r
k = k + 1; % Increase k by 1 for each subtraction
end
% Display the results
fprintf('k: %d, r: %d\n', k, r);
This code initializes k and r, then uses a loop to subtract n from r until r is less than n. Each subtraction increases k by 1. After the loop, k and r will satisfy the conditions m = kn + r and r < n.
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