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$\begingroup$ Perfect, that worked. There is no educational reason, I am just a beginner that didn't know lia existed. $\endgroup$
– kutschkem
Commented Jul 3 at 8:41
$\begingroup$ You will like lia - as long as you don't multiply variables (lia is for "linear integer arithmetic" - multiplication with constants is fine) it can solve most complicated networks of equalities, inequalities and a bit of logic. $\endgroup$
– M Soegtrop
Commented Jul 3 at 8:44

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