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Extreme inequality (Posted on 2020-09-23)

Integers x and y are such that:

A=x⁴+8x³+26x²+40x+24
B=y⁴+4y³+8y²+8y+3
C=x⁴+8x³+30x²+56x+48

If C>B>A, how many different solution (x,y) pairs are there?

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