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Squares and Cubes (Posted on 2003-12-06) Difficulty: 2 of 5
What are the two smallest positive whole numbers the difference of whose squares is a cube and the difference of whose cubes is a square ?

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Rating: 3.7500 (4 votes)

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re(4): And after that there's... | Comment 15 of 21 |
(In reply to re(3): And after that there's... by Tristan)

I can go along with using the sum of the two numbers as the size criterion. Then Charlie's program does verify that 6 and 10 are smallest. I wonder what Ravi Raja really meant here, though. Maybe the official solution will tell us.
Edited on December 7, 2003, 3:10 pm
  Posted by Richard on 2003-12-07 15:07:21

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