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"./test" in this case was meant to be replaced with your scriptname: chmod a+x ./test.sh (if that is indeed still the name)
Also, "env" almost ALWAYS lives in /usr/bin so a way to invoke bash...

Solved it how? What did you do?

You should find out where bash is, and put that into your #!/bin/bash line instead of /bin/bash so you can run it with ./scriptname

If you're running and old bash version, you'll need a bit different syntax:

$ bash -c 'echo $BASH_VERSION; (( c++ ))'
2.03.0(1)-release
bash: ((: c++ : syntax error: operand expected (error...