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Sets' intersection (Posted on 2017-02-16) Difficulty: 3 of 5
Let k be a positive integer.
Prove that there must exist a positive integer n such that the sets
A( A={1^2, 2^2, 3^2, . . . }) and B ( B = {1^2+n, 2^2+n, 3^2+n, . . . }) share exactly k identical members.

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re: solutionSteve Herman2017-02-17 09:50:32
SolutionsolutionPaul2017-02-16 11:34:57
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