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Fermat for beginners (Posted on 2006-09-14)

Determine all positive integer solutions of x^2y+(x+1)^2y=(x+2)^2y

Of course, for y>1 you could use Fermat's theorem, but that would be unsporting!

See The Solution Submitted by JLo

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Anyone out there,..

| Comment 3 of 4 |

..,I wonder, who can solve this problem without cheating?

Posted by JLo on 2006-09-18 14:20:42

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