Problem 49983. Number Puzzles - 003

I believe my solution is correct, but it is failing the test.

I believe the test already reflects the problem statement. Please keep in mind that one of the requirement is for the six numbers to be unique.

Yes, my six numbers are unique. However, because this puzzle involves floating point ratios, there is an issue with rounding. The test for equality needs to include a tolerance.

The answers are integers. So, proper fractions are involved and they should be able to be simplified to satisfy the equality. I hope this helps.

I know that, but your second test is a test on the ratios of integers, and these are floating point numbers that may not be exactly equal. So you need to include a tolerance, or else express the condition in terms of integer quantities. Example: test for a*d*f = c*b*f - e*b*d.