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Unequally Unintegrally Yoked (Posted on 2005-04-24) Difficulty: 3 of 5
The problem "Unequally Yoked" looks for all integral solutions for a^b = b^a. But of course, there are a lot of non-integral solutions. If I graph the solution set where a and b are both greater than 0, I get two intersecting curves. Where do the two curves cross?

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  Subject Author Date
Some Thoughtsre(3): Solution & SpoilerK Sengupta2023-03-05 01:12:27
Some ThoughtsPuzzle Thoughts K Sengupta2023-03-05 01:08:21
re(2): Solution & SpoilerSteve Herman2005-04-27 13:30:15
Some Thoughtsre: Solution & Spoilere.g.2005-04-26 16:15:57
spreadsheet methodLarry2005-04-25 22:20:15
re(2): Solution & Spoilernp_rt2005-04-25 03:33:39
re(2): Solution & SpoilerRichard2005-04-24 21:48:56
Some Thoughtsre: Solution & SpoilerFederico Kereki2005-04-24 21:09:22
Some Thoughtsre: Solution & SpoilerRichard2005-04-24 18:39:43
SolutionSolution & Spoilere.g.2005-04-24 16:41:23
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