Answer:
[tex]d=37+60k, k\in\mathbb{R}[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
Modulo can be read as:
For [tex]x\mod y[/tex], what is the remainder when [tex]x[/tex] is divide by [tex]y[/tex]?
Therefore, we're looking for a number that when divided by 60 returns a remainder of 1.
Compare multiples of 13 and 60 to find a pair where the multiple of 13 is exactly 1 greater than the multiple of 60.
After some digging, we find that
[tex]481-1=0\mod60,\\481=1\mod60[/tex]
Therefore, we can substitute [tex]1\mod 60[/tex] with [tex]481[/tex]:
[tex]13\cdot d=481,\\d=\boxed{37}[/tex]
Since there are clearly more than one number that when divided by 60 returns a remainder of 1, any valid answer [tex]\pm[/tex]60 will also be a valid answer. Therefore, [tex]d=37+60k[/tex], for all real numbers [tex]k[/tex].